In Art of Being Alone, Olga Feldman explores the line as a visual language of attention, silence, and inner movement. Bringing together canvases and digital works, the exhibition unfolds through rhythms, repetitions, and shifting black-and-white structures. What first appears precise and controlled gradually reveals tension, vulnerability, and change. “This exhibition is a line I cast into the depths, allowing me to move forward — deeper and further. It is a collection of moments of pain, loneliness, resilience, and, eventually, coming into my own power. It is a series of dialogues between emptiness and myself as I search for a path towards self-expression. It is also a mirror of depression — evidence of how profoundly it can shape an artist’s life and work.” — Olga Feldman. Art of Being Alone invites viewers to slow down and follow the movement of a line — to discover how repetition can become rh дзythm, silence can become expression, and limitation can open a path towards freedom.
