Raquel López Fernández has a degree in nursing (Uniovi) and a PhD in Art History (UCM). She completed her doctoral thesis linked to the CSIC. She has combined her work as a nurse with her professional development in the field of Humanities. She has collaborated as a teacher at the UCM and UNED. She has participated in national and international conferences, but has also co-organized and co-directed scientific events in institutions such as the Student Residence or the Picasso Museum in Malaga. She is interested in the transfer of knowledge and has been a scientific guide at exhibitions or collaborated in outreach and education activities linked to museums, research, educational or youth centers. She has published in different academic media and is co-editor of some publications published by the CDAEM, Ediciones Mahali or Sans Soleil Editorial. She has specialized in the study of dance and plastic arts, but her lines of research cover the relationships between art, science, politics and spirituality in the artistic culture of the 20th century, which she approaches with approaches linked to cultural studies or ecofeminism. She has carried out research stays in international institutions such as the Institut national d’histoire de l’art (Paris) or the Università di Bologna. She combines scientific research with artistic research.