Shevy's abstract paintings look simple on the outside but they are more complex and dynamic on the inside. Her work is about what you don’t see, and it invites the viewer to create a meaning for the painting based on their personal experiences and memories - so they might experience them more fully in their own life. One of the most unique elements of Shevy’s abstracts is the use of mathematical formulas as part of the composition. This influence is coming back from her university degree in mathematics and fascination with exactness of shapes and formulas. Shevy’s work is held in numerous collections including the LGH Foundation, Art Collection, and has been acquired by a number of private collectors in North America and around the world.