Raquel van Haver (1989) was born in Bogota, Colombia and is lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. She graduated from the HKU, Fine Arts department in Utrecht. She contributed to group exhibitions at art spaces such as Framer Framed, Amsterdam and Fiesta del Fuego, Santiago de Cuba, and has had solo presentations at Jackbell Gallery London, Sanquin Amsterdam and Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, among others. Works by van Haver have been included in numerous collections such as the Sanquin Art Collection and the collection of Otto Schaap. Van Haver has been listed most influential young artist under 30 in Forbes 30under30 in 2016 and won the prestigious Royal Award for Modern Painting in 2018 and the Stimuleringsprijs Amsterdam by AFK in 2019.

Raquel van Haver (1989) was born in Bogota, Colombia and is currently based in Amsterdam. She graduated from the HKU, Fine Arts department in Utrecht. Her solo exhibition, 'Spirits of the Soil,' took place at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in 2018. Her works have been displayed in various venues, including the Dordrechts Museum in the Netherlands, Lagos Photo Festival in Nigeria, and BOZAR Centre for Fine Art in Brussels, Belgium. Notably, she received the prestigious Dutch Royal Prize for Painting in 2018 and the Amsterdam award in 2019. In 2020, she unveiled her latest project, Amo a la Reina, and showcased related pieces at Breda Photo, Museo Bolivariano in Colombia, and De Fundatie in 2023. Additionally, a documentary named 'The Women of My Country,' directed by Bibi Fadlalla, was broadcasted on Dutch television in 2020.