Renée Levi considers the intersection of painting, space, and perception, creating works that challenge the conventional boundaries of the canvas. Her practice often transforms flat surfaces into dynamic, spatial experiences, using expansive brushstrokes, bold colors, and gestural abstraction to engage viewers with the environment surrounding the work. Levi treats painting as an architectural medium, allowing forms and color to extend beyond the canvas and interact with the exhibition space. This approach emphasizes movement, scale, and the immersive qualities of color, encouraging viewers to navigate the work physically and perceptually. Through her ongoing exploration of form, color, and spatial relationships, Levi blurs the line between painting and installation. Her practice continually interrogates how abstract gestures can inhabit space, creating compositions that are both visually striking and conceptually layered, transforming the act of viewing into an active experience. ...
