Arsen Revazov
Arsen Revazov is an Israeli writer, entrepreneur and art photographer, known for his novel Loneliness-12.
born 1966The novel Loneliness-12Leading online ad agency IMHO ViFounding Oken Technologies

- Born
- 12 December 1966, Moscow
- Occupation
- writer, photographer, businessperson, entrepreneur
- Founded
- 1999)
Arsen Revazov was born in 1966 in Moscow
Arsen Revazov was born in Moscow on December 12, 1966. He moved to Israel and lived there for several years, then went back to Moscow. In 1990 he graduated from the Moscow State University of Medicine and Dentistry.
From 1991 he worked in advertising and high tech. Since 2002 he has been president and board chairman of the online advertising agency IMHO Vi. In 2019 he founded Oken Technologies, a neuroscience startup that uses eye tracking data to detect a person's cognitive state.
His writing began in 1992 with a book of poems published in Jerusalem, followed by Russian short stories published in Israel until 1995. His first novel, Loneliness-12, came out in Moscow in 2005 and was a bestseller in Russia. It was translated into several languages between 2006 and 2013, and a rewritten version appeared in 2020.
He is working on the novel Loneliness-13. Metaferons as a video book, which premiered in 2021. He also founded and edits SilentRoom Journal, an online publication about writing and artificial intelligence.
Arsen Revazov's life in 8 milestones
- 1966
Born in Moscow.
- 1990
Graduated from medical school in Moscow.
- 1992
Published a book of poems in Jerusalem.
- 2002
Became president and board chairman of IMHO Vi.
- 2005
Published his first novel, Loneliness-12.
- 2019
Founded Oken Technologies.
- 2020
Released a rewritten version of Loneliness-12.
- 2021
Premiered the video book Loneliness-13. Metaferons.
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Photograph: Erinromanoff, CC BY-SA 4.0