Maria-Katharina Richters
Maria-Katharina Richters
37 Artist Interview - Olga Permiakova - Dedicating Art to the ongoing war in the Ukraine
37 Artist Interview - Olga Permiakova - Dedicating Art to the ongoing war in the Ukraine
37 Artist Interview - Olga Permiakova - Dedicating Art to the ongoing war in the Ukraine
Tuesday 2nd May 2023
Join Olga Permiakova on 'Born to Create' as she explores how her art challenges perceptions and addresses themes like war and mental health.
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Episode Overview
- Olga's work is characterised by a multi-layered approach and challenges perceptions through digital manipulation and collage techniques.
- She explores themes such as war, national identity, sustainability, memory, and mental health.
- Olga reflects on her upbringing and her artistic exploration, emphasizing the importance of perseverance for artists.
- She discusses the impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine and the role of art in addressing serious issues and inspiring change.
- Olga shares her insights on using art as a medium to evoke emotions and provoke meaningful conversations.
Keep on trying whatever works for you... You still have to believe in yourself and keep on going. - Olga Permiakova
When you think of art, do you consider it a powerful response to conflict and chaos? In this episode of 'Born to Create', Maria-Katharina Richters sits down with Ukrainian-Dutch visual artist Olga Permiakova. Based in Amsterdam and a graduate of the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Olga's work is a mesmerizing blend of digital manipulation and collage techniques that invites viewers to see reality through a different lens.
Her art isn't just visually stunning; it delves into profound themes like war, national identity, sustainability, memory, and mental health. Olga’s creative process begins with deep theoretical and material research, resulting in multi-layered pieces that challenge perceptions and provoke thought. The ongoing war in Ukraine has deeply influenced her work, adding layers of personal and social commentary.
Throughout the conversation, Olga shares her journey from her upbringing to her education, and how she uses art to navigate and comment on complex issues. She also touches on the importance of self-belief and perseverance for artists, offering a unique perspective on the role of creativity in times of turmoil.
Whether you're an artist seeking inspiration or someone interested in the intersection of art and social issues, this episode provides a compelling look at how creativity can be a powerful tool for change.