Olga Krotova, multidisciplinary artist

In her work, Olga explores contemporary social questions, focusing on personal boundaries and emotional life in the modern world. She considers emotions our primary means of experiencing life: they shape memories and prompt action. We remember not so much an event itself as the feeling it leaves behind.

The characters in her work are always unique, reflecting the diversity of emotional experience. Yet, as in life, there are defining images and feelings that shape how we perceive ourselves and how others perceive us. She explores these themes through colour and form, seeking an emotional response from the viewer.

A central aim of her practice is to open a dialogue with the viewer’s inner child, reaching the unconscious through vivid, lively and accessible associative imagery. Within this visual language, complexity becomes approachable and chaos takes on a recognisable form.