Murielle Mobengo is a painter, poet, and cultural strategist working at the intersection of art, philosophy, and institutional practice. She is the President of the Institute for East–West Cultural Convergence (IEWCC) and Editor-in-Chief of Revue Révolution, a cultural platform concerned with the expression of non-duality in contemporary art and thought.
She collaborates with institutions including the Nicholas Roerich Museum in New York, where her work spans editorial development, cultural programming, and cross-institutional initiatives. She co-edited the exhibition catalogue Primordial America, in collaboration with the Nicholas Roerich Museum Press.
Across painting, writing, and public programming, her practice advances a synthesis of Western, African, and Eastern traditions, with a particular focus on authenticity, transmission, perception, and the renewal of cultural forms.
She also speaks publicly on the role of art in shaping the inner life, cultural dialogue, and institutional renewal.