Hi, I'm Taly Levi—a multidisciplinary Israeli artist.
Married, mother of three girls (and one cat).
I hold a degree in interior design and spent many years designing offices, homes, gyms, and businesses. In 2001, when I was 30, my mother passed away — a turning point that led me deeper into the world of art, exhibitions, and curating.
Between 2007 and 2015, I ran an independent art gallery, curating shows for dozens of artists. Today, I focus on creating and selling my art online and have a website that hosts Israeli artists' online art group exhibitions.
My work is expressive, emotional, and spontaneous. I don’t chase perfection, logic, or “style.” I follow what moves me — music, mystery, spirit, silence.
Mediums? Anything goes: acrylic, watercolor, collage, ink, paper scraps. Subjects I love: women, angels, cats, nature, and whatever whispers from the world beyond.
I create from within. If you're drawn to authenticity, if you like your art a little wild and a lot honest, we might connect.
Thanks for being here.
Feel free to reach out — I’d love that.
— Taly Levi Tal Stoobik
"There is a positive side to disappearances of inspiration. It reminds me that creating art is not as easy as it seems, and reminds me to appreciate the ability to create. Every time those periods appear, I keep working, but my aspirations of touching people, selling my art, and being successful - shrinking, and my only prayer becomes just not to lose my talent forever."
Taly Levi
Most of the time, there is a tendency to associate time with quality and think that the longer an artist work on an artwork, the higher its value and quality. For me, it works the other way around.
The shorter the working time and the fewer "corrections" the piece is better in my opinion. Why? Because it comes out quickly, powerfully, and direct. At the strongest connection with pure inspiration.