Ramara is a Brazilian-American multimedia artist whose work explores the interplay between dimensional depth and beauty through visual imagery and spoken dialogue. By employing elements such as repetition, rhythm, symmetry, color, and layering, she delves into the emotions and physiological responses that arise during the creative process, as well as their effects on the human nervous system.

Her artistic practice touches on themes of centeredness, continuity, balance, human consciousness, symbolism, and the multidimensionality of reality. She strives to balance simplicity and complexity, by creating dynamic visuals that incorporate repetition and layering—techniques that often enhance depth, movement, and intricacy. The combination of these elements are an invitation to experience moments of stillness and contemplation, encouraging viewers to engage not only with the image but also with themselves.

Rooted in a connection to nature and her inner world, Ramara’s work reflects a pursuit of balance and a dedication to fostering quiet, reflective experiences. Her practice is deeply influenced by spirituality, Nonviolent Communication and Resonant Language. With stillness at the heart of her creative process, she aims to evoke a sense of calm, alignment, and introspection in those who encounter her art, and to understand the connection between structure and aesthetic pleasure in a way that engages the viewer both visually and emotionally.