Olga Andriyevskaya

Olga Andriyevskaya is a contemporary collage artist whose work has been exhibited internationally, including SELECTION Art Show in Los Angeles (2019), The Character of a Woman in Montecatini, Italy (2018), and Frequencies 7.0 at Bogorodskoye Gallery in Moscow (2026). She has also presented lectures and workshops on contemporary art and collage.

Working primarily with analog collage, Olga Andriyevskaya uses glossy magazines, photographs, and printed materials from everyday life to explore memory, trauma, love, violence, and healing. Her practice grew from an early fascination with assembling images rather than following traditional rules of drawing. Over time, collage became a way to process difficult experiences and reconnect with herself.

She approaches printed paper almost as living fabric, drawn to its shifting textures, surfaces, and physical qualities. Through cutting, layering, and reassembling fragments, she creates new visual worlds in which disconnected images acquire unexpected relationships and emotional meaning.

For Olga Andriyevskaya, collage is more than a medium; it is a way of thinking. Her work moves between personal memory and shared experience, exploring how fragmentation can become a starting point for transformation, self-discovery, and renewal.