Arik Levy is an Israeli designer, artist, and multidisciplinary creative whose work spans furniture, lighting, objects, installations, and sculpture. Born in 1963 in Tel Aviv, Israel, he studied industrial design at Art Center College of Design in La Tour-de-Peilz, Switzerland, graduating with distinction before building an international career based in Paris. From the early 1990s onward, he expanded his practice across industrial design, exhibition work, and set design, while also teaching at the Ecole nationale superieure de creation industrielle / Les Ateliers in Paris and leading workshops across Europe.
Levy is widely recognized for a design language that brings together precision, movement, and a strong sculptural sensibility. His studio has developed projects ranging from everyday products to monumental public works, while collaborations with leading international brands have established him as an important voice in contemporary design. His work is especially valued for its ability to merge technological rigor with emotional resonance, creating pieces that feel both architectural and deeply expressive.
