Jessica Joy is a cerebral and experimental abstract artist whose work evokes strong emotions and transcends traditional boundaries, blending vibrant colors, spiritual themes and dynamic forms to create a powerfully immersive visual experience. Jessica's artistic journey is a quest for spiritual transformation, and at the heart of her work lies a reverence for the sacred process of self-development, spiritual growth and healing.
Jessica is a self-taught, Las Vegas native who began showing textured mixed media work publicly in 2005 in the prestigious Paul Joseph Gallery inside the former Bally’s Resort. Her most recent focus has shifted to ink and charcoal mediums and has been displayed in local spaces such as the Clark County Winchester Gallery, the Arts After Dark gallery downtown, and the Summerlin Festival of the Arts, where she was featured in the “Artist Spotlight” portion of the 2018 event. Jessica has been creating custom commissioned pieces since 2019 for collectors both locally and globally, including the Igelwirt Hotel outside of Nuremberg, Germany.
Jessica's work serves as a visual meditation, a sacred space where the unseen becomes visible, and the ineffable finds form. It is her hope that viewers will not only view the artwork but also experience a sense of inner stillness and transformation, awakening to the alchemical potential within their own inner landscapes.