Olga Goldenberg, born on May 9, 1989, in a small town in Belarus, is an abstract artist whose work beautifully intertwines the experiences of her post-Soviet upbringing with the rich cultural influences she now encounters in Israel. Growing up in the countryside during the tumultuous years following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Olga was exposed to both the hardships of a transitioning society and the serenity of nature. These contrasting forces shaped her worldview and inspired her artistic journey. 

Olga graduated from art school in Belarus. Later she pursued studies in economics, though she knew it was not where she truly belonged. Art always lingered on the horizon, waiting for the right moment to come to the forefront of her life. From the age of 18, Olga explored another form of expression as a model, using photography as a way to channel her creativity and love for self-expression. In her 30s, Olga moved to Israel, where she continued to expand her creative horizons, blending her Eastern European roots with the diverse influences of the Middle East. This fusion gives her art a unique vibrancy—a balance between the quiet introspection of her past and the dynamic energy of her present.

Olga's abstract works are marked by bold, expressive use of color. She believes in an intuitive approach to painting, creating without drafts or pre-planned designs. This method, she says, allows her to channel her emotions and experiences directly onto the canvas, producing pieces that carry a special "vibration" that resonates with her viewers. For Olga, painting is not just an artistic endeavor; it is a sacred process, a way of sharing her soul with the world. Each piece she creates is a reflection of her life, her inner thoughts, and her desire to connect with others on a deeply emotional level.

Her art is characterized by its ability to convey both power and calm, often evoking a sense of beauty that is raw and honest. The tension between these opposites—strength and softness, intensity and stillness—forms the heart of her work. Through her paintings, Olga hopes to inspire her audience, to awaken something beautiful and introspective within them, and to offer a moment of joy and reflection in an often chaotic world.

This blend of personal history and cultural fusion, combined with her bold yet intimate artistic style, makes Olga's work a powerful statement in the contemporary art world—one that speaks to both the past and the future, to the self and the collective, in a language that is uniquely her own.

For years, her art remained a personal journey, hidden in the closet, waiting for the right moment to emerge. Now, with courage and passion, she is unveiling her art to the world, sharing a piece of her heart and spirit with everyone who looks upon it.