Ravene Voluz (b. 1988) is a Brazilian artist currently exploring the world. With a background in Social Communication — majoring in Advertising with a specialization in Graphic Design — her path has always intertwined creativity.
Since 2007, Ravene has been active as an artist, with her name resonating internationally across countries such as Spain, Italy, Austria, England, Germany, the Netherlands, China, and the United Arab Emirates. However, it was only in 2021 that her current visual language — deeply rooted in abstraction — began to take full form.
Her work explores the emotional landscapes that lie between the visible and the invisible, translating the contrasts of life into visual poetry. She draws inspiration from the intricacies of human relationships, both online and offline, as well as from her early studies in design, architecture, cinema, and music.
Her color palette often seeks transcendence. Bold yet contemplative, her compositions invite the viewer into a journey through the unknown. Ravene merges different currents within abstract art under a cohesive metalanguage, revealing not only her aesthetic but also her way of being.
A constant member of artistic collectives, Ravene actively shares her process and thoughts on abstraction both online and offline, becoming a voice of experimentation and depth within contemporary Brazilian art.
What others say:
“In a short span of time, Ravene has evolved her work with the maturity of an artist who refuses to settle. Her relentless search goes beyond influences — led by the charm of color and the unexpected, she embraces the act of creating as a living experience. There’s immense motivation in her path, and it deserves recognition — not for what has been found, but for all she dares to seek.”
— Rogério Negrão, visual artist and designer