Albert Levi

One of the coolest things about these live shows is that no event ever feels the same.

Different people.
Different energy.
Different moments that happen naturally in the middle of the painting process.

Sometimes people start dancing, sometimes they grab a brush and join me, sometimes everyone just stands there watching the piece slowly come to life together.

It turns into way more than just “watching an artist paint”.
It becomes an experience people talk about long after the night is over.

I honestly love creating these moments. 🎨

There is something about my studio that instantly calms me down every time I walk in.

The music playing in the background, the smell of paint, unfinished pieces standing around, colors everywhere, the mess, the energy, all of it.

So many emotions, ideas, frustrations, and good moments became paintings inside this space.

Honestly, I spend so many hours here that it stopped feeling like just a studio a long time ago.
It feels like my little world. 🎨

When I look back at the beginning of my journey, I often think about those days when I would come back from the army and go straight to paint.

The studio became a completely different world for me.
It was a place where I could leave everything outside for a few hours and focus on creating something meaningful.

I had no big plan and no idea where this path would lead. I was simply following something that felt right.

What started as a passion slowly became my life’s work, and to this day I still feel the same excitement every time I step into the studio.