Charlotte

Basmat Levin is a New York-based contemporary artist whose vibrant paintings and immersive mixed-media installations explore the expressive power of color, rhythm, and material. Working across painting and site-specific installation, Levin combines bold chromatic palettes, gestural brushwork, and richly layered compositions to create dynamic works that blur the boundaries between fine art, design, and architecture. Her large-scale installations incorporate metal, wood, wallpaper, and recycled textiles, transforming architectural spaces into immersive environments that invite viewers to experience color as both a visual and physical phenomenon. Having spent over 15 years living and working in Shanghai’s M50 Art District, Levin’s expressive portraiture, abstract pattern, and tactile surfaces, weave together artistic influences, creating contemporary artworks that celebrate movement, cultural exchange, and the emotional resonance of color.