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left to right - Red Circle 4” x 4” / Small Work with Cutaways in Four Sections or “I Believe With Perfect Faith”
/ the sea (red) 10’ x 10” / Poem 8” x 8” hand written poem Stanza #7 of Open Closed Open by Yehuda Amachai
Green Field with a Crease or “Millions of Human Beings are Standing at Crossroads and Intersections…..” stanza 7 Yehuda Amachai Open Closed Open 46” x 86” pastel and ink on mulberry paper
Exhibited in March at DVAA in Philadelphia. Click the link to view the show More Ink Meanderings with Cutaways and Folds (Accompanied by a Poem) https://davinciartalliance.org/more-ink-meananderings
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Lines on an Olive Ground or “By the Oak Tree” stanza 7 Yehuda Amachai Open Closed Open 32” x 32” pastel on paper
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Inside the Envelope or “There Over There” stanza 7 Yehuda Amachai Open Closed Open ink on washi paper 15” x 19” 2025
Exhibited in March at DVAA in Philadelphia. Click the link to view the show More Ink Meanderings with Cutaways and Folds (Accompanied by a Poem) https://davinciartalliance.org/more-ink-meananderings
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left - Red Square with Maroon Edge
right - Side Paths with a Tear - So Sorry!
above photo from FORMS FOR A CONTINUED LIFE, solo show by Cheryl Levin, DVAA Gallery
slide show link https://davinciartalliance.org/forms-for-a-continued-life
slide show link https://davinciartalliance.org/correspondence-with-repetition
My current work pares down my practice to simple elements. I use dip pen or brush with inks on various rice, mulberry and printmaking papers. Repetition is a mediating factor between things that came before and the present. The undulating, meandering line and forms are finding their way on the page and are open to change.
Shown below Cheryl Levin at Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, Vermont, 2023 & DVAA Gallery, Philadelphia, Pa.
Read the Interview between Cheryl Levin and Julie Yeo on the DaVinci blog by clicking the link below.