Rebie Ramoso is a distinguished multidisciplinary artist and designer from the Philippines whose innovative practice seamlessly integrates her dual expertise in art and psychology. Through her evocative digital paintings, Ramoso delves deeply into the human condition, crafting intimate visual narratives that explore identity, memory, and emotional complexity.

Her work emerges from profound conversations and meticulous observation, transforming personal stories into universal experiences that resonate across cultures. Each piece acts as both a vessel and vehicle—carrying the viewer into the nuanced psycho-emotional landscapes of her subjects.

Ramoso’s compelling artistic voice has earned her international acclaim, with exhibitions spanning Italy, Spain, Belgium, the United States, and the Philippines. Notably, she was honored with the Lorenzo il Magnifico International Award – Special Commendation from the Jury at the prestigious XIV Florence Biennale 2023. Her design excellence is further recognized by the 15th International Design Awards (USA), where she received Bronze for Accessories Design and an Honorable Mention for Textile Design and Sustainable Fashion. Earlier in her career, she garnered a Special Merit Award at the 5th All Women Online Art Exhibition by Light Space and Time Gallery, USA.

The Atlante dell'Arte Contemporanea (Italian Atlas of Contemporary Art) underscores the intellectual rigor and emotional depth of Ramoso’s oeuvre:

“The fruit of multifaceted training, open to both art and psychology, Ramoso’s works investigate memory, gender identity, and the body through lenses of sexuality, poverty, and motherhood. She invites the viewer on a profound and radical journey through the psycho-emotional realm of human experience.”

Esteemed art critic Rosi Raneri further praises Ramoso’s ability to evoke collective consciousness:

“Through meticulous detail, the artist surfaces collective memories and consciousness, transforming them into a global, universal language.”

Rebie Ramoso’s art stands at the intersection of introspection and social commentary, offering a compelling, transformative experience that invites collectors, curators, and critics to engage with contemporary human narratives in a deeply resonant way.