Olga Goldina Hirsch
www.olgahirschart.com
olgahirschart@gmail.com
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artist biography
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Olga is a British artist. She left her native city of Moscow in 2011, imbued with the cultural memory that inevitably shapes the Russian psyche and forms the basis of a certain emptiness and hopelessness common to all.
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Olga decided ‘to rewrite the draft of her life’ and in 2018 she got a Master degree in Fine Art (City & Guilds of London Art School).
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Her early works are full of ‘shadows from the past’ and filled with textures. On her paintings she is by the window, to which she returns again and again, until she decides ‘to escape’ and opens it to meet other worlds. Her language becomes more metaphorical, and more restrictive.
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Through layers of whitewash over primed by black gesso ‘her palimpsests’ viewers may immerse themselves with fragments of drawings reminiscent of her past. In her present works there are no restrictions. She found quite magically that as her brush touches the canvas, her thoughts and feelings begin to take form.
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Olga has recently presented at established international galleries, and become a member of International Association of Visual Art, Florence, Italy. Her works are in private collections, including the Copelouzos Family Art Museum, Athens, Greece, published in art magazines and in numerous of exhibitions, of late, all virtual. Her painting has been chosen for presentation by Le Salon des Artistes Français, Paris, France.

''After Malevich: 'The Night Window. Diptych, part II'
200 x 140 x 3,8cm' (tryptich) , 2018

'To Escape' (part of a tryptic)
120 x 60 x 4 cm, 2018
Mixed media (black gesso, Acrylic paint, Oil pastel, spray paint, screen printing) on canvas

'My Anti-World III'
150 x 105 x 3,5 cm , 2019
Mixed media (black gesso, Acrylic paint, spray paint, Oil pastel, screen printing)on canvas

'Shadows From the Past' (part of a tryptic)
120x60x4cm each, 2014
Mixed Media (oil paint, acrylic paint, roofing felt) on board)

Trilogy: By The Window. II. Nobody Could Stop Me Dreaming'
200 x 140 x 3,8cm, 2017
Mixed (acrylic paint, spray paint, Plaster, screen printing) on canvas