Jaklin Romine

Jaklin Romine (born 1985) is an American multimedia artist based in Los Angeles. Working at the intersection of photography, sculpture, and performance, her work addresses family connections, trauma, and accessibility.

Early life and education Jaklin Romine was born in Burbank, California, in 1985. Her parents were both Mexican American, and she also has Scottish ancestry on her father's side. She grew up in East Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley, and has continued to live and work in and around Los Angeles. After her accident, she began taking advanced photography classes at Pasadena City College.

Her work as has also appeared in shows at various museums and galleries, including Chaffey College's Wignall Museum, the Mexican Consulate, Rio Hondo College, the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Noysky Projects, Gallery 825, and Flux Factory. It has also appeared in publications such as the New York Times, Hyperallergic, and the Los Angeles Times.

Personal life Romine is queer and Latinx.