Olga Vin - Circles, XXL





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Olga Vin is the artist for Circles, XXL, an original acrylic painting on linen canvas (124 × 81 cm) that is hand signed, in excellent condition, dated 2026, originating from Poland, produced with airbrush and graffiti style, sold direct from the artist, with a certificate of authenticity, unstretched and shipped rolled in a protective tube, with the note that if the price reaches €200 it will be shipped stretched on a wooden frame.
Description from the seller
Original acrylic painting on linen canvas.
An expressive contemporary composition centred on a powerful primate figure emerging from a field of organic lines, grasses and circular spray-painted forms. The animal appears suspended between movement and stillness, as though crossing an invisible boundary between the natural world, memory and instinct.
The restrained palette of deep green, blue and acidic yellow is balanced by large areas of exposed white, giving the work an airy atmosphere. Repeated dotted circles introduce a rhythmic, almost cosmic element, contrasting with the raw, gestural drawing of the body.
The work combines figurative drawing with abstraction and reflects on strength, interspecies presence and the fragile relationship between the body and its environment. A distinctive statement piece for a contemporary interior.
Acrylic on high-quality linen canvas.
Dimensions: 124 × 81 cm.
Signed and varnished.
Certificate of authenticity included.
The painting is sold unstretched and will be shipped safely rolled in a protective tube.
If the price reaches €200 -> the artwork will be shipped stretched on a wooden frame.
About the artist
Dr Olga Winiarczyk is an intermedia artist and researcher with a Doctor of Arts degree from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Her works have been shown in over 40 exhibitions in Poland and abroad, including the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, the Centre of Polish Sculpture in Orońsko, Labirynt Gallery in Lublin, Kyiv Art Week, Venice, Budapest, New York and the Canary Islands.
She is the recipient of several awards and distinctions, including a scholarship from the Polish Minister of Culture and National Heritage. Her current practice explores interspecies art, primates, ritual, body politics and non-human perspectives.
Instagram: @olgvin_
Original acrylic painting on linen canvas.
An expressive contemporary composition centred on a powerful primate figure emerging from a field of organic lines, grasses and circular spray-painted forms. The animal appears suspended between movement and stillness, as though crossing an invisible boundary between the natural world, memory and instinct.
The restrained palette of deep green, blue and acidic yellow is balanced by large areas of exposed white, giving the work an airy atmosphere. Repeated dotted circles introduce a rhythmic, almost cosmic element, contrasting with the raw, gestural drawing of the body.
The work combines figurative drawing with abstraction and reflects on strength, interspecies presence and the fragile relationship between the body and its environment. A distinctive statement piece for a contemporary interior.
Acrylic on high-quality linen canvas.
Dimensions: 124 × 81 cm.
Signed and varnished.
Certificate of authenticity included.
The painting is sold unstretched and will be shipped safely rolled in a protective tube.
If the price reaches €200 -> the artwork will be shipped stretched on a wooden frame.
About the artist
Dr Olga Winiarczyk is an intermedia artist and researcher with a Doctor of Arts degree from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Her works have been shown in over 40 exhibitions in Poland and abroad, including the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, the Centre of Polish Sculpture in Orońsko, Labirynt Gallery in Lublin, Kyiv Art Week, Venice, Budapest, New York and the Canary Islands.
She is the recipient of several awards and distinctions, including a scholarship from the Polish Minister of Culture and National Heritage. Her current practice explores interspecies art, primates, ritual, body politics and non-human perspectives.
Instagram: @olgvin_

