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New Maria II (2023) Painting by Olga Kaganovich
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About our fine printsThe woman’s clothing is composed of geometric shapes—triangles, squares, and circles. These forms symbolize structure, order, and rationality, but also the diversity that exists in the world. The geometry of her attire contrasts with the softness and fluidity of her face, highlighting the unity of rigor and harmony, logic and emotion.
The background is split into two parts: one half is vibrant red, symbolizing ion, energy, and life; the other is deep blue, representing calm, wisdom, and infinity. These colors do not merely contrast—they interact like two sides of the same reality, emphasizing the idea of balance.
The white-powdered side of the woman’s face is serene, like the visage of an icon. This expression of detachment and inner harmony suggests she has embraced both sides of her nature—light and darkness, activity and stillness, ion and wisdom. Her gaze is directed inward, yet it also addresses the viewer, inviting them to contemplate their own duality.
This painting emerged from reflections on human nature and the world around us. I was inspired by the idea that within each of us lies light and darkness, order and chaos, masculine and feminine. We often try to separate these opposites, but true harmony lies in their unity.
I sought to convey that duality is not a conflict but a source of strength. The woman in the painting symbolizes wholeness that arises when we accept all facets of ourselves. Her calm expression reveals she has found balance—a state of inner peace accessible to everyone.
The red-and-blue divided background is a metaphor for the world we inhabit. It is full of contrasts, yet these very contrasts make it beautiful and multifaceted. The geometric shapes in her clothing remind us that even in chaos, order can be found, and within order, there is room for creativity and freedom.
This painting is an invitation to reflect on who we are and how we interact with the world. It speaks to the idea that true harmony begins with accepting oneself in all one’s complexity and contradictions. Only by uniting opposites can we achieve wholeness and inner peace.
Through this work, I expressed my belief that every person is a unique blend of light and darkness—and it is this very blend that makes us alive, authentic, and beautiful.
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Olga Kaganovich
Artist, Interior Designer
Date of Birth: 1978
Place of Birth: Mozyr, Belarus
Education:
1995 — Graduated from a studio of fine arts.
2000 — Received a diploma from the Pedagogical University with a degree in "Teacher of Fine Arts."
2001 — Completed studies at the art studio of Nikolay Kuzmich Dubrova, a member of the Union of Artists of Belarus.
Creative Path:
Olga Kaganovich is an artist whose work is imbued with a love for art and a desire for self-expression. Her creations are a synthesis of abstract thinking and a deep understanding of form, color, and texture. Since 2007, she has been professionally engaged in interior design, creating spaces that combine aesthetics and functionality.
Exhibitions and Participation:
1997–2003 — Participated in exhibitions at the art gallery in Mozyr.
2001 — Participated in an exhibition at the gallery in Gomel.
2023 — Participated in a fair, where she presented her new works.
Philosophy of Creativity:
"To do what you love is freedom, and to love what you do is happiness!" — this is Olga's credo, which is reflected in each of her works. Her pieces are not just paintings or interiors; they are stories told through textures, colors, and forms. She believes that art is a process where destruction and creation go hand in hand, and beauty is born from chaos.
Symbolism and Philosophy:
Olga Kaganovich's work is a profound search for an answer to the question: "Who is a human being?" Her creations explore the unity of humans and existence, the connection between the inner world and external reality. Through abstract forms and complex textures, she conveys the idea that a person is not merely an observer but a part of the universal process of being. Her paintings are an attempt to see and show how a person perceives the world and how the world perceives a person.
Artist's Studio:
Olga works in her studio, where every element — from the canvas to the brush — becomes part of the creative process. Her studio is a place where ideas take shape, and inspiration turns into art. Here, works are born that not only decorate space but also make the viewer reflect on their place in the world.
Olga Kaganovich Today:
Olga continues to explore the boundaries of art, creating works that inspire and provoke thought. Her path is one of beauty and creation, and each of her works is a step toward new horizons. She invites the viewer on a journey where everyone can find a reflection of themselves and their understanding of the world.
Olga Kaganovich is an artist whose work leaves a mark on the hearts of viewers and inspires the search for beauty in every moment of life. Her works are not just art; they are philosophy expressed through visual imagery, inviting a dialogue with oneself and the world.
- Nationality: BELARUS
- Date of birth : 1978
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary Belarusian Artists
