Artist Olga Alexandrova

Olga Alexandrova

Ru

Artist

color / lines / motion

Alexandrova

Olga

Alexandrova

color / lines / motion

Artist

Stories and fantasies
in the play of color, line,
and movement.

/ BIOGRAPHY

Olga Alexandrova was born in Moscow in 1965. She began her art education at the Art Studio of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts and later continued her studies in the United States (Scottsdale Artists' School). She holds a degree from Lomonosov Moscow State University. She holds a degree from Lomonosov Moscow State University, Ph.D.

She works in graphic art, mixed media, and collage techniques. One of her areas of focus is the creation of wall murals. Olga has extensive exhibition experience in both the United States and Russia. Her works are held in galleries and private collections in the United States, France, China, and Belarus.

Since 2011, she has been working at the architectural studio "OAMart." She is a member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia (CUAR).

Olga’s works are a stream of impressions where color, line, and movement merge in harmony. Her artworks are filled with light and airiness, creating a joyful, dreamlike atmosphere.

In her works, inspired by literary and mythological motifs, Russian and European cultural traditions intertwine. Echoes of ancient rituals, folk tales, and dances can be felt throughout. These elements seem to come alive in the rhythm of lines, the intricate palette of colors, and the whirlwind of images.

By exploring the creative codes of different cultures, Olga invites viewers to reflect on how visual art expresses the soul of a people. Her works are a dialogue between time, space, and human imagination, where the past and the present merge in a single, continuous flow.