Louise Levine

I’m a semi-abstract seascape artist, working with acrylics. I work from my art studio and I’m based in the South West of the UK.

I work very intuitively across many pieces at the same time. This helps to keep me loose and playful. My art has many layers - this helps me to create lovely textures and interest. Each piece is completely unique and I could never recreate a piece of art that I’ve finished as I just go with the flow and add layer after layer.

Space is an important element of my work and you’ll normally find some white space to give you a place to pause.

I currently exhibit my work at Four Crows Gallery in Porthleven, Cornwall.

I adore being by the sea, feeling the immense vastness of the ocean and the peace brought by the rhythm of the waves. It brings me a feeling of space and calm as if I’ve come home and can breathe deeply again. It’s this wild peace, raw beauty and vast space that I encapsulate in my work to allow you to feel that

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I’m a semi-abstract seascape artist, working with acrylics. I work from my art studio and I’m based in the South West of the UK.

I work very intuitively across many pieces at the same time. This helps to keep me loose and playful. My art has many layers - this helps me to create lovely textures and interest. Each piece is completely unique and I could never recreate a piece of art that I’ve finished as I just go with the flow and add layer after layer.

Space is an important element of my work and you’ll normally find some white space to give you a place to pause.

I currently exhibit my work at Four Crows Gallery in Porthleven, Cornwall.

I adore being by the sea, feeling the immense vastness of the ocean and the peace brought by the rhythm of the waves. It brings me a feeling of space and calm as if I’ve come home and can breathe deeply again. It’s this wild peace, raw beauty and vast space that I encapsulate in my work to allow you to feel that connection to the sea in your own home, whenever you need it, encouraging a moment of calm to take a deep breath while you’re transported back to the ebb and flow of the waves.