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Amit BermanStreetlamps pe*****te the curtains, 2026Oil on paper33 x 24 cmFrom Where I Stand — Fabienne LévyLooking at th...
21/10/2026

Amit Berman
Streetlamps pe*****te the curtains, 2026
Oil on paper
33 x 24 cm

From Where I Stand — Fabienne Lévy

Looking at this painting by Amit Berman, I am struck by something very simple. A man looks into a mirror, yet there is no reflection.

I cannot help but think of what is happening around us. The revolts, the anger, the divisions we see in the streets. Everyone seems so certain of their own truth, so absorbed in their own reflection, that we are slowly losing the ability to see one another. I believe in the importance of standing up for what we believe in. But I also wonder what happens when our convictions leave no room for anyone else’s. 

Perhaps what touches me most in this painting is precisely what is missing. A reflection.

Now on view in Geneva 
📸 Tristan Savoy

Ekene Emeka-Maduka at 1-54 Contemp. African Art Fair in London!We are delighted to present a solo show of Ekene Emeka-Ma...
16/10/2026

Ekene Emeka-Maduka at 1-54 Contemp. African Art Fair in London!
We are delighted to present a solo show of Ekene Emeka-Maduka at 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in London.

Join us at Somerset House to discover her captivating works, exploring themes of identity, memory and personal narratives.

Somerset House, Strand, London
October 15 - 18, 2026
11 am - 7 pm

Amit Berman, Ink-blue hour, 2026Oil on paper40 x 30 cmAmit BermanNow on view at Fabienne Levy Lausanne📸 Tristan Savoy   ...
15/10/2026

Amit Berman, Ink-blue hour, 2026
Oil on paper
40 x 30 cm
Amit Berman

Now on view at Fabienne Levy Lausanne
📸 Tristan Savoy

Maria Kozak, I Sing the Body Electric, 2026Oil on jute,80 x 65,5 cmCurrently on view at Zurich until November 14th.
13/10/2026

Maria Kozak, I Sing the Body Electric, 2026
Oil on jute,80 x 65,5 cm

Currently on view at Zurich until November 14th.

Installation view Geneva, Amit Berman, « Unfamiliar, Luminous, Remote » 📸 ©Tristan SavoyFrom Where I Stand — Fabienne Lé...
09/10/2026

Installation view Geneva, Amit Berman, « Unfamiliar, Luminous, Remote » 📸 ©Tristan Savoy

From Where I Stand — Fabienne Lévy

From Caravaggio to Monet, light has always fascinated me in painting. Looking at Amit Berman’s work, I find myself drawn to the way light enters a room, touches a wall, and makes an ordinary moment feel like a memory. There is something deeply moving about how light can suggest a presence, even in an empty space. Perhaps because it reminds me of moments we have all lived but cannot quite put into words.

On view until Novembre 7

Maria KozakInto the Fold, 2026Oil on linen180 x 150 cm📸 Tristan Savoy Women have featured in Kozak’s work too, since she...
03/10/2026

Maria Kozak
Into the Fold, 2026
Oil on linen
180 x 150 cm

📸 Tristan Savoy

Women have featured in Kozak’s work too, since she picked up a pencil as a child. She remembers, ‘Since I was a girl, I’ve always drawn women. And I think it comes from maybe being a girl too and like knowing my anatomy. When I was a kid, I also always drew dresses and the Virgin Mary.’ The artist admits that ‘A lot of my most intimate relationships are with women. We keep each other’s secrets.’

From where I stand — Fabienne Lévy

We all carry something from the women who came before us. And we pass it on. The bond is strong , we hold an infinite memory between generation!

Looking at Maria Kozak’s painting, I see this circle of women as the circle of Life.

Amit Berman, No part of me is remote, my dear, 2026, Oil on linen, 150 x 200 cm 📸 ©Tristan SavoyUnfamiliar, Luminous, Re...
30/09/2026

Amit Berman, No part of me is remote, my dear, 2026, Oil on linen, 150 x 200 cm
📸 ©Tristan Savoy

Unfamiliar, Luminous, Remote therefore traces a movement rather than a fixed destination: from solitude towards connection, displacement towards belonging, darkness towards light. What begins as a photograph can become a painting; a body can become atmosphere; a landscape can become freedom. Berman’s work remains within these processes of transformation, inviting us to consider what happens when an experience passes through memory, place and the act of painting.
Curatorial text by Danniel Tostes danniel tostes

From where I stand — Fabienne Levy

“ What strikes me in this work by Amit Berman is the emptiness around the figure. 
So much space, so little noise. The landscape stretches out, the water seems endless, and suddenly everything slows down.
There is something deeply calming in that emptiness. It gives you room to breathe out, to pause. 
There is Space for silence. Space for us."

On view now in Lausanne

In recent years, Kozak has been enjoying more attention. Her recent works are strikingly confident, and deploy a rich an...
24/09/2026

In recent years, Kozak has been enjoying more attention. Her recent works are strikingly confident, and deploy a rich and evocative Symbolist–cum–expressionist aesthetic. It is easy to be captivated by the directness of Kozak’s physical
application of paint, utilising both impasto and delicate strokes, and the surety of her wistful and wandering organic lines.

- Dominic Eichler

From Where I Stand - Fabienne Levy

“ What draws me into Maria Kozak’s painting is the way colour creates emotion. Like the Fauves, she frees colour from reality, allowing it to express rather than describe.

Unexpected colours respond to balance and intensify one another, creating an extraordinary sense of richness, freedom and fullness.

You don’t simply look at the painting, you immerse yourself in another world."

📸 Tristan Savoy
On view now in Zurich Maria Kozak

Amit Berman, Nothing seems to us changed, 2026, oil on linen, 200 x 150 cmThere is a particular tension in being alone. ...
23/09/2026

Amit Berman, Nothing seems to us changed, 2026, oil on linen, 200 x 150 cm

There is a particular tension in being alone. Solitude can be chosen: a space of privacy, concentration and freedom. Isolation, on the other hand, can be imposed by circumstances beyond our control. Between these two states, Amit Berman’s paintings search for a place from which to look, remember and reconnect. - Daniel Tostes danniel tostes

From where I stand - Fabienne Levy

“ Some paintings invite you in without ever letting you fully enter. Amit Berman paints intimacy this way. A familiar room. A half-seen figure. A door between us and him. Everything feels personal, yet nothing is completely revealed. We are allowed to look, but not to know. There is something beautiful about that restraint. Not everything intimate needs to be explained "

Now on view in Geneva
📸 Tristan Savoy

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