Dalit Gurevich is a Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artist whose work explores how landscapes carry memory and shape our understanding of home. Drawing on her experience of growing up in Kibbutz Ein HaShlosha in southern Israel, she creates layered paintings and textile works that reflect on the relationship between place, personal and collective history, and identity. Combining acrylic paint, embroidery, weaving, and found materials, her practice investigates themes of belonging, displacement, and repair.

Gurevich earned a B.A. in Fine Arts and Art Education from the University of Haifa and continued her studies at the Beit Berl College School of Art. Since relocating to New York in 2001, she has presented solo exhibitions at Amos Eno Gallery, Dam Stuhltrager Gallery, and the Central Synagogue Pavilion, where her exhibition Unraveling the Journey (2025–2026) brought together more than two decades of her work. Her work has also been included in group exhibitions at BRIC, The Clemente, Rockland Center for the Arts, the University of Bridgeport, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, and Starta Arta Gallery.

Gurevich’s work has been featured in The Brooklyn Rail, Art Spiel, NY Arts Magazine, the Daily News, 11211 Magazine, Terminal, and other publications. She was recently an artist-in-residence at ChaNorth in Pine Plains, New York. She lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.