Jacqueline Sánchez is a Mexican visual artist who explores complex themes in her work such as sadness, fear, solitude, and self-knowledge. She studied Graphic Communication Design at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana and later obtained a postgraduate degree at the Academia de Pintura y Escultura de San Carlos, Mexico.

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Her work is characterized by a constant exploration of form, color, and composition, building a figurative universe in which her subjects confront situations that, although we might wish they were impossible, have likely occurred at some point in the history of humanity. Her work is, therefore, introspective and open to the viewer and their own interpretation — not everything is said within it.

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In the field of Painting and Visual Arts she collaborated with Master Guati Rojo, Master Teresa Miranda, and the renowned muralist and painter Master Arnold Belkin. She also collaborated with Master Fortino Juárez, sculptor of the replicas at the Museo de Antropología e Historia in Mexico City.

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Among her exhibitions and projects: Instituto Universitario de México; Galería Contraste Cancún; Instituto de Arte Coyoacanense; Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana; Mexico City Metro System; Galería Bertha Schwarzstein México; Centro Cultural Asturiano; Palacio de Cultura Tlaxcala; Artistas del Mundo AIAP-UNESCO; Museo de la Ciudad de Querétaro; Galería Vértice Festival de Mayo Guadalajara; Museo de la Ciudad "El Grito de la Mujer"; Galería Municipal de Querétaro; Galería J.A. Manrique, Celaya; Festival Barroco Teatro Rosario Sánchez Lozada Querétaro. Group Exhibition at Edsvik Konsthall, Stockholm, Sweden; Galería Espacio, Republic of El Salvador; 2nd Artistic Exhibition and Auction for the Centro Estatal de Trasplantes de Querétaro 2015; and Museo de Arte de Querétaro 2017.