“Hermitude” (2017)
“Festival Wear” (2017)
“Jaguar Jones” (2016)
“Pyramid Schemes” (2016)
Jaggy Mones is a visual artist based between Mexico City and Salt Lake City.
She graduated from the University of Utah with a Bachelor of Arts in Political
Science (2007-2011). Shortly after receiving her degree she began to live
nomadically, wandering the world, processing experiences through images captured along the way. Coming from a collage background she chose to modify her technique after deciding to live out of a backpack full-time, digital art became the platform and travel photography provided the materials. Since returning to Salt Lake City in 2020, she has incorporated more sculptural and epoxy elements into her work.
Jaggy Mones has exhibited both locally and internationally, her solo exhibits include: “Dragons & Dreams: 1” (Fice Gallery: 2024), “Reflection” (Fice Gallery: July 2019), “Portals” (La Oliva Cafe: May 2019), “The Writingʼs on the Wall: Street Art From Around The World” (Commerce and Craft: October 2018), and “One Last Thing Before I Go” (Guthrie Studios: November 2018).
She has been featured in group shows such as: Finch Lane Gallery: Radical Joy (March 2023), Medium Studio: Sister (March 2022), Dolores 54: Expo 54 (April 2021) Coffice: Art Show #2 (December 2019), Copper Palate Press: Art Against Doom (September 2019), Clubhouse: Ode To The Veil (June 2019), Museo Juguete Antiguo Mexico: Barrio Vivo (May 2019), No es una Galeria: Women On The Edge Of Time (May 2019), NUEG: Open Studio Night (February 2019), Raunch Records: Benefit For Brad Collins (September 2018), Opposition Gallery Series: Bloom + Decay (January 2018), Sorensen Unity Center: Borders (September 2010), Salt Lake Recording Studio: Watch Out (August 2009).
She was a featured artist within the Boo Forever Art Collective, RAW Artists Showcase and Local Artist Sticker Machine.
More recently she has created album cover art for: Bonus Gadget: Bonus Gadget (2025) and Scott Lippitt Music: “Meaning Maker” (September 2022)
Her art is continuously on display at Guthrie Studios in Salt Lake City, No Es Una Galeria and Museo Juguete Antiguo in Mexico City.