Olga Shcheblykina is a Vienna-based artist whose practice moves between painting and sculpture, creating hybrid forms that test the limits of structure, fragility, and transformation. Her work explores the invisible architectures that shape experience, from social norms to bodily tension. Often, through theatrical installations where objects grow, collapse, or resist their own frames. Her works investigate the intersection of personal resilience and collective systems.
Olga Shcheblykina's Education and Practice
Olga studied at the University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK and the University of Arts Linz, Austria. Using art as a form of self-expression, Olga pays special attention to maintaining spontaneity in her practice. Using vivid palettes and unsettled textures to communicate the inner life and explore themes of sensitivity, vulnerability, corporeality and feminism. Fleshy, biomorphic shapes morph and seep out of the canvas; oil paints embody the release of suppressed emotions.
Exhibitions
Shcheblykina has exhibited internationally, including recent solo and group shows in Austria, China, Italy etc. Her artworks are in the collections of Lentos Art Museum, Linz, Austria, Sparkasse OberoĢsterreich etc