
Raquel Asensio Margalejo
Working from lived landscapes,
she seeks to capture in her paintings that moment of immersion brought about by the natural world
— a sky, the sea, or others —
which can lead the viewer back to a connection with the present moment,
so necessary today, and provide an escape from everyday thoughts.
An immersion and connection with the outside world that invites us to connect with our inner selves.
Raquel Asensio Margalejo focuses her gaze on the landscape. Her fascination with the natural environment first led her to study Biology, and later to further develop this connection with nature through its pictorial representation, graduating from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze.
Group Exhibitions
2026
“XXXVIII Premio de Arte Santa Isabel de Aragón, Reina de Portugal” – Finalists´exhibition
Palacio de Sástago (Diputación de Zaragoza), Zaragoza, Spain
2025
“Correspondencia, trayectos y raíces”
Blue Flamingo Casa de Arte, Aguascalientes, Mexico
2024
“Postales desde el Limbo”
Exhibition Hall 4º Espacio DPZ (Diputación de Zaragoza), Zaragoza, Spain
2023
“Miscelanea”
Cartavetra Art Gallery, Florence, Italy
“La casa dei sogni”
Gadarte, Florence, Italy
“Momentos Arco”
Flor Decor, Florence, Italy
Awards
2026
XXXVIII Premio de Arte Santa Isabel de Aragón, Reina de Portugal
Selected artwork
Education
2026
Master´s Degree in Painting Methodology (Magistrale)
Accademia di Belli Arti di Firenze, Florence, Italy
Final grade: 110/110 cum laude, with the Master´s thesis:
“Anatomia del paesaggio: dalle percezione individuale al costrutto culturale”
(Landscape Anatomy: from individual perception to cultural construct)
2024
Master´s Degree in Scientific Illustration
Ilustraciencia, Spain
2023
Master´s Degree in Visual Arts
A´DA, Florence, Italy
2022
Bachelor´s Degree in Biology
University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain
The importance of the natural world and our interaction with it first led me to study Biology, in order to understand and protect it, and later to value it so deeply that I wanted to represent it through art and painting. Although they may seem like two distant disciplines, to me personally they are two sides of the same coin.
