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 travel became central to the way she understands place — and continue to shape the colors, stories and atmospheres within her work.

With a background in architecture and design, she approaches painting not only as an image, but as something that lives within a space. Her work moves between people, places and memories, always returning to one idea: a space, like a painting, should make you feel something.