"View of the Sea of Galilee. With a Limited Edition of 10" Photograph

Motty Levy is an Israeli-born photographer based in Canada, blending his adventurous spirit and diverse experiences into powerful visual art. Motty's work ranges from humanist street photography to instinctive, exploratory compositions that push traditional boundaries. Influenced by masters like Henri Cartier-Bresson and Bruce Davidson, he captures the extraordinary in everyday moments, exploring cultural and social issues through his lens. His latest project, "Fleeting Glimpses," is a testament to his instinctual approach. This body of work engages elements of the unknown. where he distant him self from a photography technical standard roles, letting his instinct take over and explore. it is a bit like: painting blindly with the camera The result tend to highlight high and low moment, in a very figurative elements that are grounded in the world as most of us know it. technical rules take a backseat to creative freedom. Motty's work invites viewers to rediscover the world with childlike wonder, highlighting the beauty in the unknown. "Being There," a new collection, distills the essence of nature, inviting viewers to step into moments of tranquility, majesty, and wonder. Through gentle hues, textures, and light, Motty guides us on a journey of contemplation and connection, blurring the lines between reality and reverie. His photographs have been showcased in exhibits and events locally and internationally.