Olga Silivanchyk, born in Minsk in 1980, is a Belarusian artist specializing in impressionism. Since 2013, she has been living and working in Italy. In 2008, she graduated from the A. K. Glebov Academy of Art, specializing in painting. Member of the Art Studio Tre Association and regularly participates in the annual Roma Art Festival. She consistently organizes solo exhibitions of her artwork and takes part in shows, festivals, and international plein air events in Italy, France, and other countries, such as: the International Plein Air Painting and Impressionism Festival in Les Andelys, France, and the Vernice Art Fair International Art Festival in Forlì, Italy, among others. Since 2008, she has been teaching painting and drawing, conducting masterclasses and plein air sessions. Her painting structure and style have been shaped in the tradition of French impressionists and certain masters from the Russian school of painting, such as K. Korovin, N. Feshin, and V. Serov. Still life, portraiture, and landscape are the main directions in which the artist works.
