Olga Jevsejeva

Olga Jevsejeva is a professional artist, art educator, and founder of a creative studio and framing workshop based in Riga, Latvia. With over 20 years of experience in painting and exhibition curation, Olga’s work reflects a deep emotional resonance and connection to nature, inner harmony, and meaningful storytelling.

Her original oil and acrylic paintings feature lyrical floral compositions, soulful animal portraits, romantic scenes, and tactile decorative works with gold leaf and textured surfaces. Many of her pieces are held in private collections across Europe and the United States.

Olga leads “Radošuma attīstības centrs” — an art and framing studio where she teaches students of all ages, organizes exhibitions, and restores both contemporary and historical artworks. She is passionate about sharing the emotional power of art to bring peace, beauty, and inspiration into everyday life.

Living between the capital city and her family’s countryside homestead, Olga draws inspiration from Latvia’s natural landscape, rural serenity, and the quiet presence of animals and blooming gardens around her.

Every painting is not only a visual statement, but a heartfelt moment captured on canvas.

Master of Arts in Fine Arts, Latvia. Professional training in painting, drawing, composition, and art theory.

2025 – Group exhibition, Radošuma attīstības centrs, Riga, Latvia
2024–2025 – Solo exhibition, Akropole Alfa, Riga, Latvia
2024–2025 – My studio exhibition, Rīga Plaza, Riga, Latvia
2024 – Art show and plein-air exhibition, Zaube homestead, Zaube, Latvia
2022 – Latvia–Kazakhstan exhibition, Gallery BiArt, Riga, Latvia
2021 – Solo exhibition, Baltic International Academy, Riga, Latvia
2018 – Art Riga Fair, Latvian Railway History Museum, Riga
2016 – “Pas de deux” exhibition, Mencendorfa Nams, Riga
2016 – “Jāzepa Pīgožņa Award” landscape art exhibition, St. Peter’s Church, Riga
2013 – Regional artists’ exhibition, Mark Rothko Art Centre, Daugavpils
2012 – Solo exhibition “Reflection of the Soul”, Kraslava Museum of Art and History
2008 – Solo exhibition “Otas rokraksts”, Kraslava Museum of Art and History