Cosmic Ray

I create under the name InnerVoid, where emotions and silence meet. My work is a balance of fragments and flow — abstract, minimal, and surreal. This space is a reflection of what we carry inside, made visible through art.

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✨ InnerVoid Collection Vol.2: Neon Chaos & Cosmic Flow ✨

This week, I explored how emotions can be translated into playful yet chaotic visuals.

The InnerVoid collection is not about perfection — it’s about energy, spontaneity, and expression. Each piece combines raw street-inspired doodles with cosmic and neon tones, capturing the tension between emptiness and overflow.

These 10 works are connected by one question:

👉 What does your “inner void” look like when it finally bursts into color?

For me, it’s a mix of waves, fragments, icons, and surreal chaos — sometimes messy, but always alive.

If this speaks to you, you can explore more in my shop.

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Between Fear and Light

There are moments when I feel divided —

half of me held back by fear, the other half reaching for light.

This work reflects not just inner conflict, but also the will to step outside, even when shadows remain. The contrast is not only about darkness — it’s about acknowledging fear while still choosing to move forward.

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I’m Alex Ray, the artist behind InnerVoid.

Through abstract and surreal art, I explore emotions and the quiet strength within them.

I’d love to gain inspiration for my work through different questions and conversations with you.

When was the last time you felt an emotion so strong that words alone couldn’t capture it?

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[Inner Haven]

In my darkest nights, I longed for a light that wouldn’t leave.

Not a spotlight or fireworks — just something steady and warm enough to remind me I was still here.

That refuge became a vision of a golden-orange core glowing against the dark.

A quiet strength, a hope that doesn’t need to be loud to endure, a reminder that we all carry our own inner light.

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[Fragmented Self]

There were moments when I felt broken apart, scattered into pieces I couldn’t hold together.

Identity didn’t feel whole — it felt uncertain, sharp, sometimes even hostile to myself.

From that struggle came this image: a silhouette fractured into glowing shards, yet still standing.

It speaks of resilience, the courage to see yourself even in fragments, and the strength to rebuild from every piece.

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[Dreamscape]

When reality felt heavy, I searched for a softer space in my mind.

Not to run away, but to rest — a dream where colors blurred, time slowed, and hope could float weightlessly.

Out of that calm, this vision appeared: purple, mint, and sky blue drifting together like fragments of thought across a quiet horizon.

It’s a reminder of serenity, the dreamlike pause that lets us breathe again before stepping back into the noise.

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[Pulse of Joy]

There were days when happiness felt fragile, as if it might slip away the moment I reached for it.

But even then, I noticed the smallest things: a laugh, sunlight on the floor, the sound of someone’s voice.

Those moments pulsed through me like colors I couldn’t contain.

I imagined waves of yellow, pink, and green radiating quietly, a rhythm of joy moving like a heartbeat inside us.

Not about perfection, but renewal — a reminder that joy may fade, yet it always finds its way back.

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[Void Emotions] When I went through a difficult time with panic disorder,

the hardest feeling I faced was emptiness.

(I’m fully recovered now!)

Sometimes emptiness feels heavier than chaos.

I wanted to capture that moment — when the outline of the self begins to dissolve, leaving only fragments of thought, sparks of memory, and silence that still speaks.

This work is not about loss. It’s about recognition.

The void is not empty. It is the space where our emotions breathe, quietly but endlessly.