Based between Lisbon and Florence, with roots in Ukraine, OLGA ERMOL is a fibre artist creating bold, abstract thread compositions.​​

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Drawing inspiration from Latin American Modernism, mid-century architecture, and colour theory — particularly the emotional use of colour in the work of Luis Barragán and Joseph Albers — Ermol explores how colour shapes atmosphere, evokes memory, and creates feeling beyond the rational.

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Through a slow, tactile process, her threaded canvases and sculptural works function as emotional environments rather than images — spaces that invite the viewer to pause, sense, and respond intuitively. What is seen and felt depends on personal memory, experience, and where one has been. Her practice reflects an ongoing search for balance between chaos and calm, structure and intuition, movement and stillness.

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Olga studied Graphic Design at Winchester School of Art (UK), completed a Master’s in Sustainable Thinking at Goldsmiths (UK), and earned a second Master’s in Interior Design at Scuola Politecnica di Design (IT).

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For commissions, acquisitions or collaborations, please contact via email or Instagram

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