Bio

Arik Levy (1963) is an Israeli-born global design icon who has been working in Paris and Saint Paul de Vence in recent years, where he creates fine art in his studio surrounded by greenery. In 1991 he graduated in Industrial Design at the Art Central Europe University in Switzerland. In the field of design, he has created collections for renowned brands such as Vitra, TON, Ligne Roset and Swarovski. The stint in Japan was a turning point in his life. The artist was influenced there by the Japanese minimalist culture and different approach to life. After returning to Europe, he began to focus more on fine art, and he also designed many scenography installations for operas and contemporary dance performances.

Arik Levy is famous for his three-dimensional objects oscillates between fine art and design popular among collectors around the world. These timeless monumental sculptures from the Rocks and Craters collections are made of a variety of materials and they are suitable for indoors and outdoors. The sculptures are exhibited in a park in the south of France, which is part of the artist's studio.