Simon Levin | Beeri Massacre

Description

Simon Levin

Simon Levin is a contemporary Israeli artist, composer, and poet. His paintings started with the basics of photography, and he continued to explore new techniques throughout his career. He draws inspiration from nature in all its manifestations. These sources of inspiration are used to create interesting and sometimes abstract works that come to life on the monitor.

Simon Levin’s paintings are the result of a carefully planned development. The colors, styles, and shapes that he uses in a certain harmony with various techniques are at the heart of his work.

Simon participates in the Chelsea International Fine Arts Competition — Chelsea, Manhattan, New York. Laureate of the International Competition of the International Academy for the Development of Literature and Art, MARLEY, “Amber Nugget” in the nomination “Turquoise nugget,” photography and in the nomination “Malachite nugget,” poetry. The International Academy of Russian Literature, in connection with the 195th anniversary of the birth of Leo Tolstoy, was awarded the Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy Medal “For Education, Enlightenment and Mentoring”. Participant of the International Book Fairs “Frankfurter Buchmesse 2023” (Germany, Frankfurt), “The International Belgrade Book Fair” 2023 (Serbia, Belgrade), “Istanbul Book Fair” 2023 (Turkey, Istanbul), “China Shanghai International Children’s Book Fair 2023 (China, Shanghai), “Sharjah International Book Fair 2023 (UAE, Sharjah), “Buch Wien 2023 (Austria, Vienna). Over the years, exhibitions have been held at MOCA, the Museum of Computer Art, dedicated to the works of outstanding digital artists — NY, USA. Publications in Artmajeur Magazine, France. Individual paintings were purchased by private collectors from Italy, France, the USA, Germany, and Israel.

Certified Digital Artist 

Solo Expositions 

2014, Gallery — MOCA: the Museum of Computer Art, Prattsville, NY (USA); 

2015, Gallery — MOCA: the Museum of Computer Art, Prattsville, NY (USA);

2016, Gallery — MOCA: the Museum of Computer Art, Prattsville, NY (USA); 

2017, Gallery — MOCA: the Museum of Computer Art, Prattsville, NY (USA); 

2022, Gallery — MOCA: the Museum of Computer Art, Prattsville, NY (USA);

2023, Gallery — MOCA: the Museum of Computer Art, Prattsville, NY (USA).