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The latest monograph of the artist renowned for his iconic Rock sculptures and monumental installations Arik Levy is a world-renowned multidisciplinary artist whose creative force spans sculpture, industrial design, photography, video, and contemporary art. Born in Tel Aviv in 1963 and based in Paris, Levy is best known for his iconic Rock sculptures and his monumental public installations that transform spaces into emotional landscapes. Educated at the Art Center Europe in Switzerland, where he graduated with distinction in Industrial Design, Levy began his journey shaping surfboards in his youth—an early sign of his hands-on approach to form and material. After time spent honing his practice in Japan, he moved to Paris in 1992 and established his own studio, becoming a major figure in both the art and design worlds. Levy’s artistic philosophy is rooted in emotional resonance and spatial dialogue. He sees life as a “system of signs and symbols,” and his works often reflect this sense of coded beauty—objects that provoke reflection, emotion, and interaction.

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9782370742940

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Pitsou Kedem, architect. Tom Fecht, artist and scientist. Jérôme Peignot, poet. Hans Irrek, essayist.

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