Raquel Bessudo is a Contemporary Jewellery artist based in Mexico City; she was part of the selection for Shmuck 2020, participated in a group exhibition on the occasion of Paris Parcours Bijux 2020 and by Association Alliages as part of Painful Hope 2021 and Untill death do us part exhibitions, Verdant Bodies at Armory art Centre in 2022

Her work has been exhibited in Mexico, Argentina, the USA, Australia, and Europe.  

Some of which include II Contemporary Jewellery Latin-American Biennale 2018, “Neighbours,” where she received a special mention from the jury. “Huellas” Museum Juan del Carral Colombia “La Frontera” Encounters Along The Border MAD, NY, USA, and Museum Franz Mayer Mexico. “The US-Mexico border” Place Imagination and Possibility” CAFAM September 2017 L.A., USA. VEOVEO promise objects for everyday use, Radiant Pavilion, Melbourne city library, Australia August 2017. She has contributed to Garland magazine G28, G25, G24.

"As we perceive them, colors are embedded in our memory and, they might never even fade. For me, it is the thread that guides me back to remembering.

How I perceive the light or how the colors interact casually between them helps me pause and consciously want to remember the feeling I get from that instant, hoping I can reach it again in the future.

Memories bring back those moments when you paid more attention blocking anything else around and each holding a unique quality:

The colors and quality of light a memory holds give texture to it, and they remain as if suspended in time." - Raquel Bessudo