Levy (b. 1994) is an Israeli multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves between art, architecture and space, shaped by a lifelong fascination with home, memory, freedom and belonging.

Raised between the city and the moshav, Levy grew up surrounded by two very different rhythms of life. Family, home and a strong sense of togetherness became central to the way she understands place, while travel opened her world to different cultures, landscapes and ways of living. Over time, these experiences became inseparable from the way she creates — not only how a place looks, but how it feels, what it holds, and what stays with us after we leave.

With a background in architecture and design, Levy developed a sensitivity to proportion, light, material, color and composition. Painting gave her another language — one that is more instinctive, emotional and free. Her work moves between the two, allowing structure and intuition to coexist.

Her paintings often begin with fragments of lived experience: a room, a landscape, people around a table, the sea, a journey, a fleeting moment or a memory whose details have already begun to disappear. Moving between figurative and abstract gestures, she is less interested in documenting a moment exactly as it was, and more interested in preserving how it felt.

Over the years, Levy’s multidisciplinary approach has led to collaborations with private collectors, businesses and international clients, allowing her work to move naturally between art, design and the spaces they inhabit.

Today, that perspective extends beyond the canvas. Levy approaches a space much like a composition — considering the relationship between art, furniture, objects, color, material, light and the life that happens within it. Whether through an original painting, a commissioned piece or the shaping of an entire atmosphere, her approach is never about simply filling a wall or decorating a room. It is about understanding what a space could become — and giving it a character that feels personal, collected and alive.

For Levy, art and space have always been part of the same story: creating places, images and moments that make us feel something — and perhaps, in some way, feel at home.

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