
Butterfly Head Figure
A surreal figure rises from an architectural base, draped in soft pink fabric and crowned with oversized butterfly wings, while two black birds perch across the composition. Built through layered paper collage and mixed media, the work brings together crisp cut edges, printed textures, and unexpected juxtapositions. The result is poised and slightly uncanny, balancing tenderness with visual wit.

Sarit Levin
Sarit Levin is a collage and mixed-media artist whose work explores the intersection between reality and imagination, contemporary visual culture, and the inner worlds of memory, emotion, and consciousness. Her artworks are built from layers of imagery, paint, texture, typography, and printed materials, forming rich visual compositions filled with multiple narratives and meanings. Drawing inspiration from architecture, fashion, nature, space exploration, popular culture, and human figures, Levin reassembles diverse visual elements into surreal compositions that challenge conventional perceptions of time, place, and identity. Tearing, layering, and reconstruction are central to her process, serving not only as material techniques but also as metaphors for transformation, renewal, and self-construction. Her works move between order and chaos, the tangible and the imagined, the familiar and the unexpected. Through collage, Levin creates dialogues between seemingly unrelated worlds, revealing the beauty that emerges from contrast and connection. She explores how memories, experiences, and visual fragments merge into new realities that remain open to personal interpretation. Levin’s work invites viewers into a journey of discovery and reflection, where every detail forms part of a larger visual narrative. For her, art is a space of freedom, curiosity, and limitless possibility—a place where every fragment can become a new beginning and every image can tell a different story.
Sarit Levin is a collage and mixed-media artist whose work explores the intersection between reality and imagination, contemporary visual culture, and the inner worlds of memory, emotion, and consciousness. Her artworks are built from layers of imagery, paint, texture, typography, and printed materials, forming rich visual compositions filled with multiple narratives and meanings. Drawing inspiration from architecture, fashion, nature, space exploration, popular culture, and human figures, Levin reassembles diverse visual elements into surreal compositions that challenge conventional perceptions of time, place, and identity. Tearing, layering, and reconstruction are central to her process, serving not only as material techniques but also as metaphors for transformation, renewal, and self-construction. Her works move between order and chaos, the tangible and the imagined, the familiar and the unexpected. Through collage, Levin creates dialogues between seemingly unrelated worlds, revealing the beauty that emerges from contrast and connection. She explores how memories, experiences, and visual fragments merge into new realities that remain open to personal interpretation. Levin’s work invites viewers into a journey of discovery and reflection, where every detail forms part of a larger visual narrative. For her, art is a space of freedom, curiosity, and limitless possibility—a place where every fragment can become a new beginning and every image can tell a different story.

