Olga’s work bursts with elegant geometry, bold, thoughtful color palettes, cleverly stylized flowers and animals, and a dash of inspiration from Russian, Eastern European, and Scandinavian folk art. 

She's very interested in different symbols that communicate everything that humans have in common. She's currently inspired by Jung's discussions on mythical creatures and other concepts that emerge as shared symbols across various cultures, which resonates with her as both a brand designer and multidisciplinary artist.

Living in Moscow influences Olga’s approach to creative work in its own way. Art is everywhere in the ancient city of Moscow — Olga loves that you can see culture from the depths of centuries and to nowadays, like electric buses alongside buildings from the 15th–18th centuries.