Art is the language of my soul.

“Painting is how I understand my own life. I paint my dreams, the people who come into my life and the lessons I learn along the way. I pour my heart into every stroke, and each painting becomes a puzzle piece of my soul.”

Each painting begins as a dream… a profound life experience, or a lesson learned along the way, and becomes a world you can step into.

Jessica Shilling is an American painter, muralist and installation artist. Her work has been exhibited across Mexico, Colombia and the United States, and commissioned by Amazon, Google Chrome and the Seattle Catrina Festival.

As a muralist she has created a series of large-scale commissions for Amazon Mexico, among them Memoria Colosal in Mexico City, each built around the city it stands in, along with murals for restaurants, hotels and private clients from Tulum to New York.

Her paintings are filled with peacocks, koi, jellyfish, water, crystals and celestial light. Jellyfish appear again and again, as symbols of intuition and of moving with the flow of the universe. Much of her work is made with ultraviolet (UV) paint, so a single canvas holds one image in daylight and another in the dark.