Olga Vedyagina

Born and raised in Omsk, Western Siberia, Russia, I grew up surrounded by the rich and untouched nature of forests, rivers, and open landscapes. This early connection to the natural world profoundly influenced my perception of beauty and harmony. My first encounter with art was during my childhood in Russia, where I found joy in expressing myself through drawing and experimenting with colors. These simple beginnings sparked a lifelong passion. While I formally studied art in Russia, it wasn’t until I moved to Antalya, Turkey, that I began painting actively. Living amidst the Mediterranean’s vibrant landscapes, the sea, waterfalls, and mountains further fueled my creativity. The pandemic became a turning point, as it encouraged me to share my art with the world and embrace the identity of an artist.

Are there any key themes, messages, or theories behind your work?
My work is deeply rooted in a dialogue with nature, exploring themes of freedom, harmony, and transformation. I seek to capture the energy and emotions of the world around me, blending abstraction with natural forms. Through my paintings, I aim to evoke a sense of connection—both to the earth’s beauty and to the unspoken emotions within ourselves. The use of vivid colors ...

11.17.21 -11.27.21 "Cember"- Karl&İen Art Gallery İstanbul
12.08.21-12.18.21 "İz" - Karl&İen Art Gallery İstanbul
01.22.22-.01.28.22 "How Yuo See Me"Luna Grande Art Gallery İstanbul
03.17.22-03.23.22 Sakuder Academy İnternationl Art Exhibition İstanbul