Olga’s journey began in Minsk, Belarus, where she trained as a ceramic artist before life led her in a different direction. In 2010, she moved to South Korea, an experience that subtly reshaped her visual language and way of thinking about form. She is now based in France, where she continues to develop her distinctive voice within contemporary jewellery, with her work featured in numerous exhibitions and publications.

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She often combines polymer clay with materials such as plexiglass and silver, expanding the possibilities of her pieces while maintaining a clear and intentional aesthetic. Her approach allows form, structure, and balance to remain at the forefront, creating work that feels both thoughtful and powerful.