Still Life with Detritus
Beth Lipman

Silvia Levenson left Argentina in her early twenties amidst political unrest and family tragedy. While Levenson’s work can sometimes consider the domestic, daily life, childhood, social expectations, and fashion, it is rooted in her personal experiences and the universality of the human condition. She feels compelled to push past the beauty of glass, stating about works like this, “I use glass to preserve the memory of people and objects…”