Painter, Printmaker, Digital Artist · Born in 1980 - Germany

David Immanuel Levi

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Das schmelzende Gold / Oro Liquido (Limited Edition)

Lithography on Paper
18x31in

$2,150

Die Kuppel in Magenta - La Cupola Rosa (Limited Edition)

Lithography on Paper
18x31in

$2,150

Die gefallene Krone - La Corona Caduta (Limited Edition)

Lithography on Paper
18x31in

$2,150

Das Erbe der Unschuld – Eredità dell'Innocenza (Limited Edition)

Lithography on Paper
18x31in

$2,150

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Treuer Wächter - Guardiano Fedele (Limited Edition)

Lithography on Paper
18x31in

$2,150

Die brennende Ikone - Profumo Infernale (Limited Edition)

Lithography on Paper
18x31in

$2,150

Irama - Der Moment davor - L'Attimo Prima (Limited Edition)

Lithography on Paper
31x18in

$2,150

David Immanuel Levi

Germany

Credentials

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David Immanuel Levi is a Cologne-based artist working at the intersection of expressive realism, street art aesthetics, and dark pop. Born in Germany, he found his artistic and spiritual home in Italy – a deep connection that gave rise to the name ECCOIO: “Ecco io” – Here I am. Not a whisper, but a declaration.

Before turning to art, Levi worked for years in investment and real estate. This world honed his discipline, but he couldn't grasp what he needed to express. His path to painting was a revelation.

In 2025, he developed "The Code"—a radical system based on CMYK printing inks. By applying raw, pasty industrial pigments to large-format canvases, he restores a human soul to the artificial.

In the same year, he launched limited editions on acrylic glass to make his vision accessible to a wider audience.

His philosophy: Senza filtri. Non negoziabile. Without filters. Non negotiable.

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