Olga Gasparyan was born in 1970 in Ekaterinburg. 1988-1993 - studied at the Russian Pedagogical University named after Herzen at the Faculty of Arts.
Art critic's comment
The artist explores various art forms, creating paintings, pieces of graphic art, and sculpture. A central theme of their work is the artistic search for a personal Garden of Eden amidst the pathways of life. they develop a distinctive visual language rooted in mythology and ancient cultural symbols. Drawing on the iconography of traditional religious painting, the artist crafts their style through the peculiar use of colours, an antique aesthetic, and the inclusion of Latin phrases.
The artist views her primary mission as "seeing and revealing a hidden Dream." Her paintings depict a secret Garden of Eden, sheltered from the hectic everyday life, and populated by mythical beasts, birds of paradise, and exotic flora, all evoking the fragrance of blossoms and ripe fruit. For Olga Gasparyan, the symbolism of the Garden illuminates the meaning of earthly existence and the embodiment of secret dreams.
