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Chris Levine

(1960-), Photographer

Artist associated with 5 portraits
Chris Levine was born in Ontario, Canada. After studying graphic design at Chelsea School of Art and computer graphics at Central Saint Martins School of Art, he went on to produce a body of work that embraces photography, lasers, holography and stage design in which light is a central, connecting theme. Levine describes this range of activity as that of a 'light artist', in which light is both a primary visual characteristic but also has a philosophical and spiritual dimension reflecting the artist's engagement with eastern thought and meditation. In the last decade he has exhibited internationally, including exhibitions in London, Singapore, Paris and Milan.

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Queen Elizabeth II ('Lightness of Being'), by Chris Levine - NPG 6963

Queen Elizabeth II ('Lightness of Being')

by Chris Levine
lenticular print on lightbox, 2008
NPG 6963

Queen Elizabeth II ('Equanimity'), by Chris Levine, by  Rob Munday - NPG 6936

Queen Elizabeth II ('Equanimity')

by Chris Levine, by Rob Munday
lenticular print on lightbox, 2012
NPG 6936

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, by Chris Levine - NPG P2079

Sir Ranulph Fiennes

by Chris Levine
archival inkjet print, 2017
NPG P2079

Queen Elizabeth II, by Chris Levine, by  Rob Munday, printed by  Cartor Security Printing, issued by  Jersey Post - NPG D42660

Queen Elizabeth II

by Chris Levine, by Rob Munday, printed by Cartor Security Printing, issued by Jersey Post
holographic stamp, issued 1 June 2012
NPG D42660

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