Terracotta Sedona (2023) Painting by Olga Serebryanskaya

Olga Serebryanskaya, a contemporary Russian artist, has gone from painting clothes and walls to creating memorable paintings telling about her travels. In 2021, she reached a major milestone by graduating from the Aron Honore Academy of Hyperrealistic Drawing. This transformative journey led her to become involved in promoting the academy. Her creative odyssey has been shaped by her exploration of 15 different cultures in 15 countries, revealing the wings of her potential. But it was her stay in the cozy town of Malmö in southern Sweden that left an indelible mark on her creative spirit. Standing on the embankment and looking at the Oresund Bridge connecting Denmark and Sweden, Olga experienced an internal surge of energy, reminiscent of a time machine, transporting her to the windowsill of her childhood, where she, sitting on it and looking at the sky, dreamed of travel. The deep grey-blue hues of Malmö's water reminded her of that sky, and she made Malmö's waterfront her "place of power".
For Olga, these “places of power” are scattered across the globe, each of which is filled with unique energy, which she tries to capture in her paintings. Her artistic narrative is intertwined with landscapes and locations that evoke warmth, chest-filling energy and the joy of fulfilling childhood dreams even in adulthood. The distinctive element of her work is silver, paying homage to her family name and symbolizing the intangible and magical essence that resonates within us.
Olga Serebryanskaya’s canvases transcend geographical boundaries, inviting viewers to go on a visual journey, where every stroke is evidence of the energy and joy of discovering one’s “place of power.” In her paintings, she not only conveys the beauty of diverse places, but also taps into the universal human experience of reconnecting with childhood dreams and conquering the world through art.

• Nationality: RUSSIA
• Date of birth : 1983
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Russian Contemporary Artists