Explorers - Olga Kataeva-Rochford

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Back to Home (#912)

In this passionate creation, I’ve blended tempera and ink to evoke a surreal and metaphysical journey. Figures emerge, intertwined like roots, symbolizing deep connections. Foreboding “Back to Home (#912)”

Mountain’s Spirit (#911)

In this work, I used tempera and ink to capture a fusion of the physical and the spiritual. My style blends the figurative with elements “Mountain’s Spirit (#911)”

Taking the Plunge (#910)

This painting is the first part of a triptych dedicated to my father, a travelling biologist, and more broadly to all explorers. man leaves on “Taking the Plunge (#910)”

Celestial Faces (#351)

In this artwork, I explore the fusion of the celestial and the human, intertwining surrealism with symbolic elements. I used acrylic, collage, and tempera to “Celestial Faces (#351)”

Icarus. Day before the Flight (#346)

How does it feel on the day before the realization of his greatest desire, his greatest challenge? What are your deepest thoughts before stepping into “Icarus. Day before the Flight (#346)”

Diogenes II (#336)

Where are we going? What mysterious future observes this lonely explorer in his telescope, crossing immense depths of the sea? This work is inspired by the first “Diogenes II (#336)”