Artists / Available Work

L’Space Gallery presents Nikolina Kovalenko, an artist whose work explores the delicate relationship between natural ecosystems and human impact. Known for her immersive, detail-rich paintings of coral reefs and endangered landscapes, Kovalenko invites viewers to reflect on the fragility and beauty of the natural world. Through luminous technique and ecological focus, her practice sits at the intersection of environmental urgency and visual poetry.

Nikolina Kovalenko

Ronit Porat’s work weaves photography, archival research, and collage into layered visual narratives that explore personal and collective memory. At L’Space Gallery, her exhibition draws from early 20th-century photographs, including works by Man Ray, to recontextualize historical imagery through a contemporary, feminist lens. Porat's practice merges intimate storytelling with broader sociopolitical themes, creating a dialogue between past and present.

Ronit Porat

Tasha Lewis creates immersive, mixed-media installations that blend sculpture, photography, and textile to explore themes of transformation, memory, and myth. At L’Space Gallery, her work features intricate cyanotype surfaces and hand-sewn forms that blur the boundary between the organic and the constructed. Lewis’s practice evokes a tactile world where material experimentation meets poetic storytelling, drawing viewers into a rich and fantastical visual language.

Tasha Lewis

Danielle Frankenthal’s luminous, layered paintings explore the immaterial qualities of light, color, and perception. Working on translucent acrylic panels, she creates ethereal compositions that shift with the viewer’s movement and the surrounding space. At L’Space Gallery, Frankenthal’s work invites a contemplative experience—merging abstraction with a quiet, meditative presence. Her practice draws on both minimalist and spiritual traditions, offering a visual language that is both precise and poetic.

Danielle Frankenthal

Stacy Arezou Mehrfar is a multidisciplinary artist whose work investigates themes of belonging, migration, and memory through photography, text, and installation. At L’Space Gallery, her visually striking and emotionally resonant projects explore the psychological terrain of displacement and cultural identity. Blending documentary and conceptual approaches, Mehrfar creates immersive narratives that speak to the complexities of place, longing, and the formation of self across borders.

Stacy Arezou Mehrfar

Doug Argue’s large-scale, abstract paintings fuse language, science, and art history into dynamic visual systems. At L’Space Gallery, his layered compositions—often incorporating fragments of text, algorithmic patterns, and painterly gesture—explore the tension between chaos and order. Argue’s work invites viewers to consider the structures that shape human knowledge, from DNA sequences to literary references, all rendered with monumental scale and conceptual rigor.

Doug Argue

Melissa Dadourian is a Brooklyn-based artist known for her vibrant, tactile works that merge painting, textile, and sculpture. At L’Space Gallery, her soft, dimensional forms—often created from stitched fabric, felt, and thread—playfully challenge traditional boundaries between craft and fine art. With bold color palettes and rhythmic compositions, Dadourian’s work explores themes of gesture, repetition, and the physicality of making, offering a joyful and deeply intuitive visual language.

Melissa Dadourian

Stanley Casselman creates luminous, large-scale abstract paintings that investigate perception, materiality, and the act of seeing. At L’Space Gallery, his meticulously layered surfaces—achieved through innovative techniques that push paint across the canvas—reveal shifting fields of color, light, and depth. Drawing on both technological process and painterly tradition, Casselman’s work invites meditative viewing, offering a dynamic interplay between control, chance, and optical experience.

Stanley Casselman

Emilio Martinez is a multidisciplinary artist whose bold, expressive works explore identity, cultural memory, and the complexities of the human figure. At L’Space Gallery, his dynamic compositions—often merging painting, drawing, and collage—reflect a layered visual language rooted in both personal history and broader social narratives. Martinez’s practice confronts themes of diaspora, resistance, and transformation, offering powerful reflections on the body as a site of meaning and resilience.

Emilio Martinez

Saar Sheerlings is an interdisciplinary artist whose work blends sculpture, drawing, and installation to explore themes of memory, intimacy, and transformation. At L’Space Gallery, Sheerlings presents tactile, often ephemeral forms that evoke personal and collective histories. Using materials such as paper, fabric, and ceramic, their practice invites quiet reflection on fragility, labor, and the emotional resonance of the handmade. Each piece unfolds like a quiet gesture—at once tender and conceptually precise.

Saar Scheerlings

Ben Finer is a multidisciplinary artist whose work merges painting, sculpture, and installation to explore themes of memory, trauma, and transformation. At L’Space Gallery, his textured, layered compositions reflect a deep engagement with history and personal narrative, often incorporating found materials and symbolic imagery. Finer’s practice invites viewers into immersive environments that challenge perceptions of time, identity, and the body.

Ben Finer

Nicole Cohen is a contemporary artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores memory, identity, and the intersection of history and personal narrative. At L’Space Gallery, her work integrates photography, collage, and installation to create layered, evocative compositions that investigate themes of displacement and belonging. Cohen’s nuanced approach invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of cultural memory and the fluidity of time.

Nicole Cohen

icole Mazza is a multidisciplinary artist whose work blends photography, installation, and digital media to explore themes of identity, memory, and cultural transformation. At L’Space Gallery, her visually striking projects investigate the intersections of personal history and collective experience, often engaging with notions of displacement and resilience. Mazza’s practice offers immersive narratives that challenge viewers to consider the complexities of contemporary identity.

Nicole Mazza

Heidi Hankaniemi is a contemporary artist whose work explores the interplay between painting, collage, and printmaking. At L’Space Gallery, her dynamic compositions combine gestural abstraction with layered textures and vivid colors, creating visually compelling works that investigate memory, emotion, and the subconscious. Hankaniemi’s practice merges spontaneity with deliberate structure, inviting viewers into richly textured worlds that balance chaos and harmony.

Heidi Hankaniemi

Iris Kufert-Rivo is an interdisciplinary artist whose work spans sculpture, video, and installation to explore themes of intimacy, ritual, and the body’s connection to space. At L’Space Gallery, her evocative pieces investigate personal and collective memory through poetic, often enigmatic forms. Kufert-Rivo’s practice invites viewers to engage with layered narratives that blur the boundaries between presence and absence, past and present.

Iris Kufert-Rivo

Maya Perry is a multidisciplinary artist whose vibrant paintings and sculptures explore themes of identity, mythology, and cultural heritage. At L’Space Gallery, her work combines bold color, dynamic forms, and symbolic imagery to create immersive experiences that celebrate storytelling and personal history. Perry’s practice draws on diverse traditions, blending contemporary aesthetics with ancient narratives to engage viewers in a rich dialogue between past and present.

Maya Perry

Ido Michaeli is a multidisciplinary artist whose work merges photography, sculpture, and installation to explore themes of memory, identity, and urban experience. At L’Space Gallery, Michaeli’s visually compelling projects investigate the intersections of personal and collective histories, often through evocative imagery and layered materials. His practice invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of place, displacement, and cultural narrative.

Ido Michaeli

Moran Kliger is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the boundaries between painting, drawing, and installation. At L’Space Gallery, Kliger’s practice delves into themes of memory, emotion, and perception through layered, textural compositions that blend figuration and abstraction. Her evocative pieces invite viewers to engage with intimate narratives and shifting visual rhythms, creating a dynamic interplay between presence and absence.

Moran Kliger

Marina Font is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans painting, installation, and mixed media, exploring themes of memory, identity, and transformation. At L’Space Gallery, Font’s evocative compositions blend vibrant color, textured surfaces, and layered imagery to create immersive experiences that invite reflection on personal and collective histories. Her practice balances abstraction and figuration, offering a rich visual dialogue between the seen and the felt.

Marina Font

Neta Liber Sheffer is a multidisciplinary artist whose work merges photography, video, and installation to explore themes of memory, identity, and cultural heritage. At L’Space Gallery, Sheffer’s evocative projects investigate the intersections of personal narrative and collective experience, often addressing the complexities of displacement and belonging. Her practice invites viewers to engage with layered stories that bridge history and contemporary life.

Neta Liber Sheffer

Marjolein Dallinga is a multidisciplinary artist whose work combines sculpture, drawing, and installation to explore themes of memory, transformation, and the passage of time. At L’Space Gallery, her evocative pieces engage with the physicality of materials and the emotional resonance of form, inviting viewers into contemplative spaces where presence and absence intertwine. Dallinga’s practice reflects a deep sensitivity to the layered narratives embedded within everyday objects.

Marjolein Dallinga

Jeanne Jaffe is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans sculpture, video, and installation to explore themes of transformation, memory, and the human condition. At L’Space Gallery, Jaffe’s evocative creations blend organic forms with poetic narratives, inviting viewers into immersive environments that reflect on the complexities of life, loss, and renewal. Her practice weaves personal experience with broader cultural and mythological stories, offering a rich dialogue between material and meaning.

Jeanne Jaffe

Darina Karpov, russian born artist, painter and sculptor living in Brooklyn New York represented by L'Space Gallery

Darina Karpov

Kathy Stecko sculptor working in Brooklyn represented by L'Space Gallery

Kathy Stecko

Hugo Crosthwaite is a contemporary artist known for his large-scale, intricate drawings and murals that explore themes of memory, cultural identity, and the human experience. At L’Space Gallery, Crosthwaite’s detailed works blend figurative imagery with narrative complexity, often reflecting on history, mythology, and social issues. His dynamic visual language invites viewers to engage deeply with layered stories that bridge personal and collective histories.

Hugo Crosthwaite

John O’Connor is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, and installation, exploring themes of memory, landscape, and the passage of time. At L’Space Gallery, O’Connor’s evocative compositions blend abstraction and figuration, creating textured, layered works that invite contemplation of nature and human experience. His practice reflects a deep engagement with materiality and the emotional resonance of place.

John O'Connor

Mona Bozorgi is a multidisciplinary artist whose work blends painting, drawing, and installation to explore themes of identity, displacement, and memory. At L’Space Gallery, Bozorgi’s evocative compositions weave personal and cultural narratives, often addressing the complexities of migration and belonging. Her practice combines bold color, intricate detail, and layered symbolism to create immersive experiences that invite reflection on the intersections of history and contemporary life.

Mona Bozorgi

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