Strata of Pale Light
A pale field of pink, ochre, and gray is interrupted by fractured black forms and passages of green, purple, and yellow. Layered oil paint builds a tactile surface of impasto, scraped marks, and broad gestural strokes across the canvas board. The contrast between soft color and rugged texture creates a reflective yet energetic presence suited to a living room, dining area, or office.
Ayala Lipson Levy
Ayala Lipson Levy, Artist Since the beginning my studies in Italy at the Brera Academy in Milan until today, I have been exploring the environment and the world—from landscapes to expressive nudes and abstraction and synthesis—while searching for my own unique style. In the creative process, I work with oil paints, graphite drawings, plaster bandages, ink, and the use of gold powders. Here, the works were done on passe-partout cardboard.
Ayala Lipson Levy, Artist Since the beginning my studies in Italy at the Brera Academy in Milan until today, I have been exploring the environment and the world—from landscapes to expressive nudes and abstraction and synthesis—while searching for my own unique style. In the creative process, I work with oil paints, graphite drawings, plaster bandages, ink, and the use of gold powders. Here, the works were done on passe-partout cardboard.
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