About Oliviya's Art
The Goal
The History
The History
With Oliviya's art, our goal is to promote and showcase her best contemporary works for others to experience. Through this platform Oliviya's colorful and beautiful artwork is showcased to the world to inspire others.
The History
The History
The History
Oliviya's art has become one of the leading contemporary artists in the United States. Previously working with different techniques, she was especially drawn to oil painting, which has become her most well-known work. Over the years, her artwork has been exhibited in numerous art galleries and continues to be sold in multiple galleries throughout the United States.
The Art
The History
The Art
Oliviya's artwork showcases colorful and serene imagery of everyday life, often depicting people taking strolls in beautiful surroundings. Her use of bold colors and heavy impasto create a strong impact on anyone who sets their eyes on her artwork. We are constantly adding new pieces to our collection, and work closely with our artist to ensure that we are showcasing her most beautiful works.
About the Artist
Oliviya
- Olga Golan was born in 1975 in Sochi, Russia. She lives in Israel. The start of her art career began in college where she majored in art. From 1991 to 1993, she learned in an art school. Golan then learned in the academy of arts, V.I. Surikov, in Saint Petersburg. After completing her studies, she continued her education in multiple art forms such as abstract, modern sculptures and urban sculptures. She learned privately under G. Edward, S. Vladimir and M. Segal as well as took private lessons with Slava Timchenko.
"Art is my life and I paint every single day. I enjoy creating inspired and beautiful paintings that reflect my feelings, sensitivity, and passion. I have tried different techniques throughout my career, but I especially love painting with oil and a palette knife. Every piece of artwork is the result of a long, inspired painting process, and I enjoy seeing others interacting with my art, and completing the art cycle."