Jacqueline is an artist, author, and educator, born on the border of Brazil and Paraguay.

A former CPA turned artist, focused on supporting personal evolution through all creative forms. She uses the person’s birth charts to determine what goes into each altar layout.

Using different mediums, Jacqueline unpacks her spiritual lineage through works that reclaim ancestral memory, hold space for reverence, and create a uniquely Hispanic, Portuguese, and Guarani indigenous iconography.

Her artwork honors those who walked before her, who carried and sustained rituals from her ancestors, her grandfather, who practiced folk medicine. It also borrows from various alchemical traditions to create her own sense of the sacred.

Her roots are embedded in the study of alchemy and deepen her mother’s tradition of using dreams and visions to inspire her artwork. She senses the energy emanating from her altar as her kin, her friends, the ones that are rooting for her and that she goes to when she is either having a hard day or celebrating a win.

She is currently developing Zen Space Project comprises a series of altars she helped build, guided by the dominant elements of fire, air, earth, and water. Influencing the arrangement and ornamentation of the space, you can view the designs.