Jessica loves creating paintings that represent knowledge of the natural world we learn and share through generations. Jessica is captivated by the teachings by elders in her community and her Nation. She creates art that connect to these teachings.  This honors her ancestors while also ensuring the knowledge is passed on.

Jessica also provides workshops to engage the community by opening doors to create, educate and provide opportunities for community members to experience and benefit from Indigenous culture. She enjoys creating large murals with schools and organizations with community members to engage in community and the arts.  Jessica uses her artwork as self-reflection, a way of seeking peace, sharing knowledge, teaching lessons, and/r telling stories. Jessica believes that art has been a survivance, a way of holding onto stories and history, embodying a way of life and expressing and sharing Indigenous identities. It allows individuals a richer understanding of the Indigenous history.

Jessica is one of  the 8 additions to the “Group of Seven” Indigenous Artist in the Canada now “Group of Eight”.