VOLHA - Alpine Silence-XXL-Handmade

OLGA VOLHA PIASHKO

Original One-of-a-Kind Artwork

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas – 100% Hand Painted ( without the use of IA ,without printmaking techniques and not mixed media )

Painting Size: 120 × 150 × 0.1 cm
Full Size: 125 × 155 × 0.1 cm
Frame: Not Framed
Shipping: The artwork will be shipped rolled, without a stretcher frame.

About the Artist

Olga Volha Piashko is an internationally exhibited artist with a background in fine and graphic arts. Her artistic research encompasses a wide range of styles and media, evolving from realism and surrealism toward an increasingly personal and expressive abstract language.
Her work is driven by a profound exploration of the relationship between colour, space and human emotion, focusing on the way contrasting elements interact and influence our perception. Recurring themes include the interplay of light and shadow, duality and extremes, and organic forms immersed in surreal environments.
Throughout her career, Piashko has received prestigious national and international recognitions and has exhibited her work in important cultural and institutional venues in Italy and abroad. Her works are held in significant public and institutional collections, including the Quirinal Palace in Rome, the Olympic Museum in Lausanne and the Giulio Onesti Foundation – Italian National Olympic Academy.

Prestigious Awards & International Recognition

Among the artist's most significant achievements are two particularly prestigious recognitions connected with major Italian and international institutions:

2012 – PRESIDENTIAL AWARD, ITALY

First Prize in the competition for the creation of a fan dedicated to the President of the Italian Republic, Giorgio Napolitano, organized by the Parliamentary Press. This important recognition represents one of the most distinguished achievements of the artist's career, linking her artistic work directly to the Italian Presidency of the Republic.

2012 – International Olympic Committee (IOC) Recognition

Italian Finalist Representative and First International Prize Winner at the “Sport and Art Contest”, an international art competition organized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in connection with the London 2012 Olympic Games. Piashko received the international first prize for her work “In Search of Harmony”.
The winning work was subsequently presented in prestigious international exhibitions, including the Guildhall Art Gallery in London and the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, further establishing the artist's international profile.

Additional Awards

2009 – “Nicola Magliocca Prize XXI Porticato Gaetano”
2009 – First Prize, “Arte e Disu” Award, sponsored by the Lazio Region
2010 – First Prize, “Illustrare Manzoni”, Costantino Barbella Art Museum, Chieti, organized by the Carichieti Foundation and the National Center for Manzonian Studies, Milan
2010 – First Prize ex aequo, “Shopping Bag-Art” Competition, Galleria Vittoria, Via Margutta, Rome
2011 – Winner of the Artistic Research Scholarship, V National Competition of the Humanitarian Society of Milan
2013 – “Adrenaline” Award – Under 35 Award and Audience Award, MACRO Museum, Rome

Personal Exhibitions

2013 – Rome
“Points of View” – Elsa Morante Cultural Centre
2013 – Rome
“The Affinities of the Opposite” – Russian Centre of Science and Culture
2013 – Rome
Exhibition at Studio Tonucci & Partners
2019 – Rome
Exhibition at Palazzo della Cancelleria, presented in connection with the exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci's machines
2022 – Rome
“The Author Reveals Himself in His Work” – La Scala d'Oro Gallery

Selected Public & Institutional Collections

The artist's works are part of important public and institutional collections, including:
Ministry of Culture of Belarus, Minsk
Olympic Museum, Lausanne, Switzerland
Giulio Onesti Foundation – Italian National Olympic Academy, Rome
Quirinal Palace, Rome – official residence of the President of the Italian Republic
National Center for Manzonian Studies, Milan

Selected International & Institutional Exhibitions
2006 – Minsk
Palazzo della Repubblica
2007 – Moscow
Central House of Artists
2008 – Minsk
“Mastaztva” Gallery
2009 – Rome
Teatro P. P. Pasolini, exhibition organized under the auspices of the Lazio Region
2010 – Caserta
“La Terra ha Bisogno degli Uomini”, curated by Francesco Ruggiero, Reggia di Caserta
2010 – Rome
Triennale Mission Art, Embassy of Egypt
2011 – Tolentino
International Biennial of Humour in Art
2012 – Rome
International exhibition “Centro / Periferia”, Temple of Hadrian, organized by Federculture
2012 – London, United Kingdom
The Guildhall Art Gallery – exhibition of the winners of the international “Sport and Art Contest”, organized by the International Olympic Committee
2012 – Lausanne, Switzerland
Olympic Museum – exhibition of the winners of the international “Sport and Art Contest”
2012 – Pesaro, Italy
Sala Laurana, Palazzo Ducale
2013 – Rome
MACRO – La Pelanda, exhibition of the finalists of the Adrenaline Award
2013 – Rome
International Art Festival, Embassy of Iraq
2013 – Rome
“Young Women Artists”, Embassy of Egypt
2013 – Shanghai, China
Shanghai International Contemporary Art Fair
2014 – Rome
Two-person exhibition, Russian Centre of Science and Culture
2014 – Rome
Teatro dei Dioscuri at the Quirinale
2014 – Marino, Italy
U. Mastroianni Museum, “Il Mio Paradiso”
2016 – Rome
Two-person exhibition, Lapis@Co Gallery
2016 – Porto Cervo, Sardinia
SimonBart Gallery
2016 – Oxford, United Kingdom
International Art Fair
2016 – Dolceacqua, Italy
Castello dei Doria, “Luci ed Ombre a Dolceacqua”
2016 – Rome
Accademia Costume & Moda, “L'Arte nell'Uovo di Pasqua”, organized by Sergio Valente
2017 – Salerno, Italy
“Il Novecento” Gallery
2017 – Porto Quatu, Costa Smeralda
“Il Ritratto è Donna”, “Il Novecento” Gallery
2018 – Formello, Italy
“Tutte d'un Pezzo”, Sala Orsini, Palazzo Chigi
2019 – Rome
“Mutevole Bellezza”, Cabaret Voltaire
2019 – Rome
InQuadro Gallery
2021 – Rome
Art G.A.P. Gallery – opening exhibition
2021 – Rome
Exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci
2022 – Rome
Biennale Antropocene, Art G.A.P. Gallery

Artistic Profile

Olga Volha Piashko's career is distinguished by a combination of artistic research, institutional recognition and international exhibition activity. Her works have been presented in museums, galleries, embassies, historic palaces and internationally significant cultural institutions.
The artist's participation in the London 2012 Olympic art programme, her First International Prize awarded in connection with the International Olympic Committee, and her Presidential Award associated with the Italian Republic and President Giorgio Napolitano represent particularly notable milestones in her professional career.
These achievements, together with works preserved in the Quirinal Palace, the Olympic Museum in Lausanne and other important institutional collections, contribute to the distinctive cultural and historical value of her artistic production.