Born in Israel, Levy’s skills are multi-disciplinary, and his public art collections of monumental sculpture are permanently installed worldwide. Rock Growth and Craterstone296 grace the entrance of the Baker Museum and The Collective building in Naples, Florida.
Art became the medium of expression for Levy, whose dyslexia formed his life’s path toward mastery of art and design beginning with an unconventional painting style on surfboards as if they were canvas. After opening an art and graphic design studio, Levy moved to Europe following his first group sculpture exhibition in Tel-Aviv in
1986, eventually establishing his studio in Paris in 1992.
Levy gained a BS with distinction from the Art Center Europe in Switzerland and notes influences from the Japanese minimalist culture.
A “Feeling Artist”, Arik Levy continues to contribute substantially to museum collections and public art, including monumental public sculpture at the entrance of the Baker Museum and through a partnership with Method & Concept, Craterstone 296 at The Collective building in Naples Florida.
