Yudith Levin creates expressive, gestural paintings that navigate the space between abstraction and figuration. She often uses unconventional supports, such as discarded plywood, bringing a raw immediacy to her compositions. Her paintings feature semi-abstract figures and landscapes formed through spontaneous brushstrokes, evoking emotional depth and a dynamic tension between chaos and order. Levin’s approach embraces ambiguity, deliberately leaving titles and forms open to interpretation. Her works invite viewers to explore the fragile balance between presence and absence, suggesting worlds suspended between nothingness and fullness, decay and flight. This tension reflects a continual investigation into the limits of representation and the complexity of human experience. By combining a humble materiality with powerful expressive force, Levin creates paintings that resonate with both personal and universal themes. Her practice confronts the viewer with a delicate borderline experience, where the familiar is unsettled, and meaning emerges from uncertainty. ...
