“The world is full of unused corners.”
— Brenna Yovanoff
There’s something haunting and tender about the places we pass without noticing. The alleyways, the peeling walls, the forgotten edges of a city… these are the spaces Raven Arcana brings to life in her new exhibition:
“Corners” at Twisted Gallery.
🗓️ Opening: Friday, July 18 at 12 PM SLT
📍 Teleport to Twisted Gallery
🎶 Music by Rainsead
Peeking in the window at Raven’s Art.
🔳 “Corners” – Beauty in the Hidden
The ugly, the hidden, the secret spots… Let’s discover some of them with this exhibition—and maybe find some beauty within the secrets of these corners.
—Raven Arcana
Set within the industrial charm of Twisted Gallery, “Corners” captures overlooked urban scenes with raw tenderness. Broken streets. Empty chairs. A cat in an alley. Each photograph is like a held breath—quiet, moody, and full of untold story.
Southern Fried Chicken by Raven
🖤 Anatomy of a City at NovaOwl
Across the grid, at NovaOwl, you’ll find “Anatomy of a City”—a collection of stark, grayscale urban photography that explores rhythm, repetition, and silence in public space. The tension between structure and emotion is palpable.
Anatomy of a City from Raven’s Flickr
🎶 In the Mood for… at Lost Valentine
In another tone entirely, Raven’s “In the Mood for…” at Lost Valentine draws on music for inspiration. Poetic impressions unfold in warm, hazy tones—each piece titled after a song, each frame bathed in soft light and feeling.
In the Mood for… by Raven.
🌅 Featured Work at Raven’s Personal Gallery
At Raven’s Eye Gallery, you’ll also find golden-hued works of calm and reflection—sunset piers, birds in silhouette, and the hush of day’s end.
📍 Teleport to Meandering Brook Gallery
AT Raven’s Eye Gallery.
✨ About Raven Arcana
Raven Arcana’s work often balances emotion and architecture, personal memory and public silence. Her pieces feel like a dream you once had—almost remembered, slightly frayed at the edges. Her past exhibits like “Melancholia” and “Ends and New Beginnings” explored solitude, transitions, and the poetic weight of departure.
She’s also the Flickr curator for the Center for the Arts in Second Life, and her Marketplace is full of beautifully rendered pieces for collectors.
🛍️ Raven’s Marketplace
📷 Raven on Flickr
🎨 Center for the Arts Flickr Group
And in true Raven style, her bio reads:
“…mit Intelligenz ist es wie mit Unterwäsche… gut sie zu haben aber es muss sie nicht jeder sehen!”
(Intelligence is like underwear—good to have, but not everyone needs to see it.)🕯️ What the Corners Remember
Raven Arcana’s work doesn’t just show us places—it listens to them. In her lens, a forgotten alley becomes a poem, a crumbling wall becomes a memory. Her art asks us to slow down, to honor the parts of the world that go unseen.
From the shadowed stillness of “Corners”, to the architectural hush of “Anatomy of a City”, to the soft warmth of “In the Mood for…”, each collection reveals another layer of presence—of what lingers, waits, or gently slips away.
If you’ve ever found solace in silence or resonance in rust, these works will meet you there.
🖼️ Visit the galleries.
🎶 Let the atmosphere speak.
🛍️ Bring a piece home, if your heart feels called.Some corners remember what we forget.
Step into them—and see what echoes back.~ Owl
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