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Art has always been Arik Levy’s primary mode of expression. His journey has been anything but conventional—dividing his time between surfing and painting on boards as if they were canvases, he dedicated himself entirely to his art and graphic design studio. After years of practice, he decided to formalize his education by joining Art Center Europe in Switzerland, where he graduated with honors in 1991.  

 

His time in Japan was a turning point in his career. Immersing himself in Japanese minimalism and its refined way of life, he sharpened his artistic vision. This experience also led him to explore new fields, including object design and the creation of exhibition pieces. Upon returning to Europe, he applied his expertise to a new discipline: scenography for contemporary dance and opera, designing sets and immersive installations.  

 

Founding his own studio allowed him to reconnect with his first passion—art—while expanding into industrial design and other creative expressions.  

 

Today, Arik Levy primarily defines himself as an artist of perception. His work, ranging from monumental sculptures to modular environments, shapes both interior and exterior spaces. “Life is a system of signs and symbols,” he says, “where nothing is exactly as it seems.”  

 

Recognized for his cultural contributions, Arik Levy has been named a Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters by the French Republic.

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