Creating meaningful art 

Biography
 
Ivette Levy is a multidisciplinary artist whose work intricately weaves personal history with societal critique, exploring the complexities of human experience. Her art embodies a deep desire for recognition, addressing themes of invisibility and inner void.
As the youngest member of a large family, Ivette often felt a sense of disconnection despite being surrounded by many. This experience of uprootedness has shaped her identity as an immigrant and artist.
Her time in Italy marked a significant period of introspection and growth, enriching her creative process.
Ivette, a multidisciplinary artist with a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, typically employs oils, acrylics, ceramics, and porcelain in her work. Currently, she is developing a project that explores her past and confronts her feelings of invisibility, utilizing porcelain and pine needles to reflect the fragility and resilience of the human experience.
As a docent at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Ivette shares her passion for art with others while embracing the opportunity to learn from her community. Her commitment to fostering understanding and appreciation of the arts is evident in her work.
Ivette's art has been exhibited in prominent galleries across Mexico and the United States, inviting viewers to engage in reflection on their own experiences. Through her creations, she illuminates the beauty and resilience that emerge from the complexities of the human condition.