Raquel Mora

Visualizing the microscopic through drawing as structural thought, merging scientific inquiry with profound symbolic resonance.

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Marco Polo on the Shoulders of a Giant

Óleo on lienzo, 163 x 130 cm

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Burgess Shale Futuribilis

The discovery of Burgess Shale in 1909 by Charles Doolittle Walcott in the Canadian Rocky Mountains marked a milestone in paleontology. This site, located in Yoho National Park, is notable for the exceptional preservation of fossils of Cambrian marine organisms (505 million years ago), many of which have no current equivalents. The preservation of soft tissues allowed for a detailed study of the anatomy and diversity of life forms from that era, revolutionizing our understanding of animal evolution. Today, it is considered one of the most important fossil sites in the world. In this series, I imagine the development of those creatures stranded in time, creating fantastic beings and ecosystems, far removed from what we understand as life today.

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Raquel Mora unfolds a rigorous visual poetics where drawing acts as structural thought. Her work transforms the microscopic into essential and symbolic forms, fusing science and art with a formal precision that reveals latent worlds. The quality of her work lies in its technical solidity, conceptual coherence, and the ability to create silent yet meaningful images. Every line is deliberate, every emptiness speaks, generating an experience of contemplation and strangeness. Her visual universe is minimal, hybrid, and profoundly evocative.

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