Lev Tov - Where the wind is born

"Where the wind is born" stor akryl målning på duk.
A luminous abstract composition where spontaneous gestures and layered color evoke the rhythm of nature and the movement of light.
•Artist: Alexandra Dobreikin ( Lev Tov)
Year: 2026

• Original one-of-a-kind artwork
• Acrylic paints on premium cotton canvas
• Protected with a glossy archival varnish
• Signed on the edge and on the back
• Certificate of Authenticity included

* Painting dimensions: 100x140 cm

Overall canvas dimensions: 110 x150 cm (approximately 3-4 cm of free space on each side for framing).

Shipping without a frame
The artwork will be sent in a plastic tube with a tracking number by an international transport company EMS.
After professional stretching, it can be displayed without additional framing, as the edges are fully painted for a contemporary gallery presentation.

Lev Tov (Alexandra Dobreikin) is a contemporary abstract artist whose paintings explore the quiet dialogue between color, light, and memory. Rather than depicting the visible world, her work evokes fleeting emotional landscapes where forms emerge, dissolve, and transform through intuitive gestures and luminous layers of paint.

Working with expressive brushwork and a refined sensitivity to color, she creates compositions that invite contemplation rather than explanation. Each painting remains open to personal interpretation, allowing every viewer to discover their own memories, emotions, and sense of place.

Inspired by the poetry of nature rather than its literal forms, her paintings capture the atmosphere of changing light, blooming gardens, open skies, and the silent movement of air. The result is a body of work that balances spontaneity with harmony, creating spaces of calm, warmth, and quiet energy.

Her works are held in private collections throughout the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, Japan, South Korea, and Singapore, and have been presented to an international audience through Catawiki auctions.

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