Olga Khitrova

I never paint same mountain twice because this mountain is never the same.

For as long as I can remember, I have always drawn.

My introduction to visual arts began in childhood at art school.

I then graduated from art college and finally received a higher education in art, specialising in interior design.

Since then, I have been working as a designer and architect. My interiors have been published in professional magazines and featured in exhibitions and competitions.

For projects, I often draw the future interior by hand rather than on a computer. I like to sketch projects in pencil or felt-tip pen and then create the final images of the interior or architecture in watercolour. However, my project watercolours are fundamentally different from my creative painting. For a project, it is important to work out the details precisely, and I have always felt that watercolour gives the artist much more possibilities, considering the nature of this technique, its watery essence: fluidity, airiness, randomness, instability.

The alla prima technique allows you to reveal all this: you paint before the paper is dry or while the paint is still flowing and the impressions are fresh.

Impressions and emotions, rather than details of what is...

Graduated from art college and finally received a higher education in art, specialising in interior design. Contemporary Art Course, Pop Art Academy "OP-POP-ART"

2026 "Šarena gora", Budva, "Auditorija Budva, Montenegro
2026 "Kontrapunkt" Podgorica, Montenegro
2026 "Blur", Budva, "Auditorija Budva, Montenegro
2025 "Montenežnie", Budva, Montenegro
2024 "Montenežno", Budva, Montenegro
2023 Wake Up In Montenegro Budva, Montenegro