We are a nonprofit organization and publication operating from both New York and Paris. Our mission is to revive intellectual excellence in Poetry and Art, bridging the cultural heritage of the East, West, and Africa. We support artists in their pursuit of opportunity, education, and information. Meet our team.
MASTHEAD
Chief of Staff | Strategic Operations Leader | Cultural Advocate
Murielle Mobengo is a cultural programmer, publisher, and strategic operations leader dedicated to fostering cross-cultural dialogue and supporting underrepresented voices in the arts.
In 2019, she founded Revue {R}évolution in New York, a nonprofit platform that bridges the literary and artistic traditions of the East, West, and Africa. Through this initiative, Murielle has empowered creatives from diverse backgrounds, especially those who face barriers to publication, helping them gain recognition on a global scale.
Under her leadership, Revue {R}évolution, a niche and not-for-profit publication, has released 10 bilingual issues, expanded its readership globally, showcasing authors and artists from India, the Middle East, North America, Europe, and Africa. Murielle spearheaded the research and publication of a comprehensive Global Funding Directory, providing a vital resource for creatives navigating financial challenges in the literary and visual arts industries.
As Chief of Staff at Revue {R}évolution, Murielle oversees strategic planning, operational efficiency, and team leadership, driving key initiatives that have amplified the platform's global impact.
A skilled literary translator and mythologist, she is passionate about the mechanics of storytelling and harnessing the power of ancient narratives to ignite positive change in modern communities and workplaces. Murielle has collaborated with major Hindu organizations on interfaith communication and storytelling projects, demonstrating her ability to bridge diverse cultural and spiritual traditions harmoniously.
Murielle has curated virtual exhibitions, international art contests, and strategic partnerships, combining creativity with strategy to amplify emerging voices in the fine arts.
She holds an MA in Multilingual Translation Applied to Business from Paris East University (Paris, France) and a BA in Philosophy & Theology from the Catholic University of Lille (Flanders).
Fluent in English, French, Lingala, and German, she is passionate about culturally diverse and mission-driven individuals and environments.
An unwavering supporter of Revue {R}évolution since its inception, Grey Eminence combines a deep artistic sensibility with a sharp analytical mind. As a dormant artist, Grey brings a unique perspective to his role, informed by his brilliance in mathematics, profitability, and an incisive eye for art critique. Holding a PhD in Mathematics (and some other things), his commitment to the revue’s mission has been invaluable, offering both intellectual and creative insights that continue to shape Revue {R}'s vision and growth.
He speaks English, Spanish, and French.
Darek is a multi-talented Parisian writer, publisher and cartoonist, known for his passion for creating immersive worlds in both written and visual storytelling. As the author of Cœur Astral/Astral Heart, a cosmic saga, and the designer of Revue {R}'s logo (The Ecstatic Archer series), Darek brings a distinctive voice and artistic vision to the review. His expertise in narrative mechanics within phantasmagorical universes, combined with his deep appreciation for books, video games, manga, Japanese culture, and science fiction, offers a fresh and innovative perspective.
A 2024 graduate of both Paris X and XIII Universities, Darek holds a BA in Publishing Studies from Paris Nanterre University and an MA in Graphic Design from La Sorbonne. He has been an essential part of Revue {R} from its inception, contributing as both an illustrator and a staunch supporter of its mission.
He speaks English and French.
Myra Dunoyer Vahighene is a gifted storyteller, actress, and author of initiation tales, known for her captivating stage presence and clear, insightful narratives. As a talented YouTuber, she shares her deep passion for tales, symbols, and African languages on her platform Eleza Masolo—a Swahili phrase meaning "Tell me a story."
With a unique blend of creative and entrepreneurial skills, Myra approaches the artist's craft with a pragmatic mindset, seeing it as a business as much as an art form. This perspective has led her to collaborate with major media outlets like Canal+, and her deep understanding of off-stage storytelling techniques has made her a valuable asset to American NGOs looking to establish roots in Africa. Her knowledge of African customs, traditions, and cultures further enhances her contributions to these initiatives.
In January 2025, Myra will join the Editorial Committee of Revue {R}évolution, where she will introduce readers to the rich and nuanced world of African mythologies. Through a series of engaging articles, she will explore the social power of storytelling and its deeper meanings—offering fresh perspectives on this timeless art.
Myra graduated from Kinshasa's Fine Arts Academy.
She speaks English, Swahili, many beautiful Bantu languages, and French.
Revue {R}évolution is thrilled to present the insightful virtual residency of Pieter Weltevrede, a
visionary artist and scholar whose work profoundly resonates with the soul and inspires a quest for true Beauty in our lives. Guided by the profound teachings of his Guru, Harish Johari, Pieter has become a revered master and scholar whose artistic expression serves as a beacon for all aspiring artists. Explore Pieter's gallery interview for
Revue {R}'s Polymath Art Gallery
below or in
our lovely print issue. Join the conversation on YouTube and leave a comment.
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.
Oluwole Omofemi is an international artist from southern Nigeria (Ibadan). His colorful canvases explore universal themes: family tenderness, the sweetness of childhood memories, the mystery of the feminine being and its symbolism, the beauty of Darkness, the darkness of Beauty.
Oluwole means 'The Divine has paid us a visit' in Yoruba. Omofemi sees art as an individual and collective path to inner discovery unveiling what's buried in the artist's psyche and enlightening humanity at the same time. His paintings have been exhibited in Nigeria, London, Italy, and Belgium. His talent is now acclaimed all over the world. Access his gallery interview below.