Exhibitions

The exhibitions of painter Olga Volfová present works from several thematic cycles.

One of the main series is the collection of oil paintings entitled "Poemila", created in 2007. The cycle was deeply inspired by music — specifically by the album Veršování (Versifying) by composer and piano improviser Jiří Pazour and bass clarinetist Petr Valášek. Listening to these musical impressions gave rise to an inspiring dialogue between two artistic worlds — music and visual art. These two intertwined principles opened the gates to intimate, colourful compositions, each painting offering a glimpse into an imaginary, poetic world while forming part of a larger whole.

Another series, "Memories of Carnac", was inspired by the Neolithic menhirs of the French region of Carnac. France also inspired Volfová's paintings "Gothic", influenced by the cathedral in Chartres, and "Renaissance".

The cycle "Erotica" reflects the artist's personal view of the polarity between man and woman.

Two works from the "Australia" series were created during her travels across Western Australia — a journey that inspired a broader cycle capturing the light and atmosphere of the Australian landscape.

In subsequent years, several new thematic cycles have emerged — "USA and Canada", "Woman – Mother", "India", and "Harbours". These collections continue the artist's exploration of landscape, human experience, and inner harmony.

Her works are regularly exhibited in galleries both in the Czech Republic and abroad.

Solo Exhibitions of Olga Volfová

Group Exhibitions