Jessica Sanchez was born in the Bronx, New York, and raised by her Dominican parents between the vibrant cities of New York and Miami. Her artistic journey is deeply rooted in a personal transformation—donating a kidney to her sister, who continues to battle kidney disease, in 2014. This life-changing experience revealed life’s greatest treasures often lie in its simplest moments, awakening in her a profound sense of gratitude for the sheer act of being alive and having the freedom to express herself.

This moment marked the beginning of Jessica’s creative rebirth, solidifying her commitment to living with love, authenticity, and intention. She embraced art as her life’s purpose, affirming that sharing the beauty of this journey is worth every challenge. Through her work, she explores themes of love, growth, energy, and self-reflection, creating pieces that offer gentle reminders that life—much like a flower—blooms through nurturing, gratitude, and connection. Her philosophy is simple yet powerful: we are nature, and our existence, in every stage of growth, is enough. Beauty lies in the act of simply being, without needing to perform or prove our worth.

In 2018, Jessica founded JS.REBIRTH, an initiative grounded in the belief that through self-love and connection, individuals have the power to shape their own lives and contribute meaningfully to the world. Central to this philosophy is her artwork, where she reimagines plants as people, using flowers and plants to embody different nationalities, personalities, and characters. Each figure is a symbol of resilience, with their roots, stems, leaves, and thorns representing the challenges, growth, and beauty inherent in the human experience.

Her playful, Matisse-inspired curves infuse her figures with movement, while visible brushstrokes and imperfections highlight the beauty of authenticity. Jessica’s art honors flaws, reminding us that by embracing our natural selves, we return to the essence of who we are. Her work encourages audiences to shed societal expectations and reconnect with their true essence, just as nature evolves freely, without judgment.

Jessica continues to expand her artistic practice by incorporating texture through unconventional materials such as ribbons, plastic leaves, dehydrated flowers, and crepe or foam paper to form vibrant flower heads. She has also embraced digital illustration using her iPad, further pushing the boundaries of her creative expression. This evolving practice reflects her belief that, like nature, we are in a constant state of transformation—growing, wilting, and blooming again through love, compassion, and connection.

At the heart of her work lies an invitation to slow down, savor small moments, and embrace the quiet beauty of simply being. Jessica’s art is a celebration of stillness, imperfection, and wholeness. Through every piece she creates, she hopes to inspire others to nurture their creative spirit and recognize the radiant energy we all carry within. Like flowers blooming freely in a field, we are reminded that simply being is more than enough.