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MURIELLE MOBENGO
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Murielle Mobengo is a poet and publisher. In 2019, she founded Revue {R}évolution in New York to reunite cultures of the East, the West, and Africa. Murielle is also a literary translator and a mythologist.
Besides her involvement with Revue {R}évolution, Murielle teaches
creative writing and introduced a program in professional ethics specifically for poets and artists, the first of its kind. You can learn more about her below.
GHISLAIN R.
Patron of Poetry & the Arts
A discrete donator, Ghislain R. has been an unconditional supporter of Revue {R}évolution from the very beginning. Ghislain is a dormant artist, brilliant mathematician, and a ferocious art critique.
DAREK
Illustrator, Publishing Counsel & Web wiz
Author of Coeur Astral/Astral Heart, a cosmic saga, Darek is a multi-talented Parisian writer and cartoonist with a passion for beautiful books, videogames, manga, Japanese culture and food, and science fiction. He designed Revue {R}'s logo (The Ecstatic Archer series). A sci-fi mastermind, Darek brings a Gen-Z perspective to the review, and his expertise of narration mechanisms in phantasmagorical universes. Soon he will graduate from Paris X Nanterre University in Publishing Studies.
Darek has been Revue {R}'s cartoonist and supporter from the very beginning.
Artist in residence & Arts co-ed for issue #5
(2022-2023)
Maria Linares Freire is a London based artist from Cordoba, Spain. The symbolism of her work reveals a metaverse to the brain, a challenge to the commun, a wake up call to the senses. She started with fine arts and developed an interest for muralism and digital arts over the years.
Maria is an accomplished artist who has won nine international prizes, including the Leonardo Da Vinci Prize (2022) and Dante Alighieri Prize (2021). Her art has been exhibited in major cities worldwide. She has a rich background in space exhibitions, with her artwork projected onto the moon's surface by NASA twice.
As an art curator, Linares has organized many artistic events, including The Map Women, an exhibition at the crossroads of art and poetry. Her work has been featured in leading international art publications like Aesthetica, The Circle Foundation for the Arts, and Contemporary Curator Magazine. During her two-year residency, Maria Linares Freire also co-curated the Axis Mundi Art Contest and
Revue {R}évolution's Polymath Art Gallery.