🎭 Culture May 6, 2026 · Grace Ebert

How Fatinha Ramos Channels ‘Visual Activism’ in Her Richly Layered Illustrations

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How Fatinha Ramos Channels ‘Visual Activism’ in Her Richly Layered Illustrations
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“To me, being a visual activist means I only illustrate stories that resonate with me deeply, by giving voice to minorities or social situations that need to be addressed,” says Fatinha Ramos. “It is the only way I can truly connect with others.”



Based in Antwerp, the Portuguese artist and illustrator is well-known for blending analog and digital techniques to create rich, emotive compositions. Collaborating with clients like The New York Times, The Washington Post, Ta

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