Michelle Levy

The People’s Army

Michelle Levy is a British-Israeli artist known for her vibrant and colorful Judaic and Israel-themed art. Born in the UK, Michelle is married with four children, and lives in in Raanana, Israel. Raised in a passionately creative family, Michelle was encouraged to pursue her artistic passions from an early age, continuing her creative path throughout her academic years. With a very strong Jewish identity, love for Israel, and a positive outlook on life, together with her background in art and design, photography, typography, colour and composition, Michelle combines all her passions into her Judaic and Israel themed artworks, and the results are full of love, life, and colour. Her art is on display in galleries in Jerusalem and Tsfat. These cities, with their unique blend of ancient tradition and modern creativity, serve as the perfect backdrop for Michelle’s work. Michelle work has also been exhibited in London, Barcelona and New York. Michelle’s aim is to bring her deeply rooted history and heritage to life, connecting the past to the present, and using bold and vibrant colours and patterns to do so.

Helmet Explanation: Beyond the sirens of October the 7th, seeing my neighbours putting on their uniform and heading out to war, was the realization that the soldiers defending and protecting us are our very own , they are our brothers, sisters, co-workers, electricians, plumbers, teachers, friends and neighbours, a true people’s army. This helmet, is more than military equipment; it is a symbol of a nation’s soul, painted with the colors of unity, love, and commitment to our country and one another. This artwork is a tribute to our soldiers, our heroes, who’s selflessness and bravery goes far beyond anything imaginable. It is also a reminder that the strength of Israel does not reston military might alone, but on the collective hearts and unwavering love of its people.

Estimated price: $4,000 - $6,000

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