Yvonne Mora was born in Lima, Peru, in 1959.
She graduated from the Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes in 1985 and has held a very active career since.
She considers herself an expressionist painter with a strong influence from the masters, Cezanne, Picasso,
Van Gogh and Sorolla.
A very secure brushstroke and a rigorous composition characterize her expressionism.
Her painting is full of color, light and life, according to her.

Yvonne Mora has always been known for her independence.
She had to struggle during art school because of her originality.
Subsequently, she had a hard time with local dealers because of her singular style.
But well deserved recognition did not take long to arrive.
As soon as art dealers from the United States and Japan began to pay attention to her work, she was in
hot demand. Mora claims that her travelling to Japan and the USA has enriched her painting with universal
elements that allow her to transcend the barriers of a regional expression. Her most important shows include
the Miami Biennial I, the JAALA (Japan Afro Asian Latin-American Artists Association) Biennial IV and V in
Japan, Acuerdo de Cartagena, two One-Person shows at the Tsukuba Gallery in Japan and 6 One-Person
shows in different galleries in Lima.