Dynamic artwork | Red 2026
Acrylic on Wood
20x20in
$5,050
Framing
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Olga Perova
Switzerland
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
Acrylic on raw jute and canvas, handmade concrete puzzle pins
The Puzzle Series begins where observation is no longer enough. It moves from looking to action, inviting the viewer to step inside the work through movement, placement, and decision.
Built on raw jute and concrete puzzle elements, the series holds tension between fragment and whole, stability and change. The puzzle becomes both rupture and completion at once - a form that carries the… possibility of resolution without ever imposing a single answer. Each intervention shifts the composition, and with it, the viewer’s role. What was once image becomes experience.
This is not a fixed work. It exists fully only through participation. Every placement is a choice, a position, a story. The series explores uncertainty not as something to solve, but as a space to enter physically and emotionally.
The jute is ironed, shaved, stretched onto canvas, then coated to be UV- and splash-resistant
The Puzzle Series begins where observation is no longer enough. It moves from looking to action, inviting the viewer to step inside the work through movement, placement, and decision.
Built on raw jute and concrete puzzle elements, the series holds tension between fragment and whole, stability and change. The puzzle becomes both rupture and completion at once - a form that carries the… possibility of resolution without ever imposing a single answer. Each intervention shifts the composition, and with it, the viewer’s role. What was once image becomes experience.
This is not a fixed work. It exists fully only through participation. Every placement is a choice, a position, a story. The series explores uncertainty not as something to solve, but as a space to enter physically and emotionally.
The jute is ironed, shaved, stretched onto canvas, then coated to be UV- and splash-resistant
Olga Perova
Switzerland
Credentials
- Works on commission
Olga Perova (OLPE) is a Russian-Swiss contemporary artist based in Switzerland. Self-taught, she came to art after an international career in finance and business development, bringing structure, precision, and tension into her practice.
Her work explores perception, immersion, and transformation through large-scale surfaces, restrained color, texture, and light. Rather than producing static images, she creates experiences that shift with distance, angle, and attention.
Her practice centers on two series: the Golden Series, focused on duality and unstable perception, and the Puzzle Series, which moves the viewer from observation into action. A thin red line at the base of her works acts as an activation point - a discreet signal between viewer and work and a deeply personal signature.
Since late 2017, her life and practice have been shaped by art, family, international relocations, and major health challenges (thyroid cancer in 2015 and breast cancer in 2024).
Her work explores perception, immersion, and transformation through large-scale surfaces, restrained color, texture, and light. Rather than producing static images, she creates experiences that shift with distance, angle, and attention.
Her practice centers on two series: the Golden Series, focused on duality and unstable perception, and the Puzzle Series, which moves the viewer from observation into action. A thin red line at the base of her works acts as an activation point - a discreet signal between viewer and work and a deeply personal signature.
Since late 2017, her life and practice have been shaped by art, family, international relocations, and major health challenges (thyroid cancer in 2015 and breast cancer in 2024).
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