With aspirations in fashion, femininity, and all things beautiful;  Her work is impressionistic and whimsical, utlizing the flexibility of acrylic to provide an oil-esque experience

Highly influenced by painters like Claude Monet and Wayne    Thiebaud, JAM has an affinity for color and its ability to set a mood. This self-taught artist takes part in monthly shows throughout the five boroughs, landing her a feature in an upcoming Netflix documentary.

First discovered by The NYC Grind on instagram in 2014, JAM’s presence continues to grow, leading to a variety of notable features. This includes The Juice Box Party in Times Square 42nd street, the “Girls Girls Girls” art show at the Caelum gallery in Chelsea, and multiple other shows in Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Harlem. Mixing styles, she also participated in the month-long art exhibit at “The Cotton Hustle”, designing limited edition t-shirts for the event. With a zest for life she also enjoys getting involved and giving back to the community. She drafted and painted 2 murals for PS 149 in the Brooklyn, providing children with inspiration on a daily basis.