Raquel Fornasaro is an interdisciplinary artist exploring the intersection of nature, urban environments, and ecological disruption. Her practice spans oil painting, sculpture, public art, installation, and digital art, often incorporating natural and reclaimed materials. With a deep connection to themes of biodiversity and environmental resilience, Fornasaro draws on personal memories and Brazilian folklore, weaving them into broader conversations about human impact on the planet. Her work frequently engages with scientific concepts, creating a dialogue between art and ecological research. Through thoughtful exploration, Fornasaro invites viewers to reflect on the fragile balance between human progress and the natural world while encouraging a more conscious engagement with environmental stewardship.

Based in Boston, Raquel Fornasaro’s work has been exhibited at the Brazilian Consulate in Boston, Harvard's Crossings Gallery, MIT’s Media Lab, The Umbrella Arts Center, and the Boston MFA. Her works are also part of the Berlin-based Climate Art Collection.