Olga Vin - Beatrix Kiddo, XXL





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Beatrix Kiddo, XXL is an original acrylic painting on linen canvas by Olga Vin, measuring 215 × 125 cm, created in 2026, hand signed, sold direct from the artist, with a certificate of authenticity and in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Original acrylic painting on linen canvas.
Beatrix Kiddo is an original contemporary painting inspired by one of the most recognizable characters in modern cinema, portrayed by Uma Thurman in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill.
The composition presents three versions of Beatrix Kiddo, shown in her iconic yellow tracksuit and holding a samurai sword. One figure is highlighted in vivid yellow, while the remaining two are rendered primarily in black, white and grey, creating a striking contrast and a sense of repetition.
The expressive, gestural brushwork gives the work a raw, dynamic quality, contrasting with the highly recognizable cinematic image. The limited palette and strong graphic composition reference the visual language of Pop Art, contemporary figurative painting and film imagery.
Beatrix Kiddo has become an iconic figure of contemporary cinema, and her distinctive yellow outfit and samurai sword are immediately associated with Tarantino's Kill Bill. Here, the character is transformed from a cinematic image into a large-scale contemporary painting.
A strong statement piece for collectors interested in contemporary art, Pop Culture, cinema and iconic female characters.
Dimensions: 215 × 125 cm
Original artwork, signed by the artist.
Delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
The painting is sold unstretched and will be shipped safely rolled in a protective tube.
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, rituals and pop art.
Instagram: @olgvin_
Original acrylic painting on linen canvas.
Beatrix Kiddo is an original contemporary painting inspired by one of the most recognizable characters in modern cinema, portrayed by Uma Thurman in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill.
The composition presents three versions of Beatrix Kiddo, shown in her iconic yellow tracksuit and holding a samurai sword. One figure is highlighted in vivid yellow, while the remaining two are rendered primarily in black, white and grey, creating a striking contrast and a sense of repetition.
The expressive, gestural brushwork gives the work a raw, dynamic quality, contrasting with the highly recognizable cinematic image. The limited palette and strong graphic composition reference the visual language of Pop Art, contemporary figurative painting and film imagery.
Beatrix Kiddo has become an iconic figure of contemporary cinema, and her distinctive yellow outfit and samurai sword are immediately associated with Tarantino's Kill Bill. Here, the character is transformed from a cinematic image into a large-scale contemporary painting.
A strong statement piece for collectors interested in contemporary art, Pop Culture, cinema and iconic female characters.
Dimensions: 215 × 125 cm
Original artwork, signed by the artist.
Delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
The painting is sold unstretched and will be shipped safely rolled in a protective tube.
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, rituals and pop art.
Instagram: @olgvin_

