Olga Malygina
Tsukimi, 2025
Stone mosaic
120 x 170 x 7 cm
47 ¼ x 67 x 2 ¾ in
47 ¼ x 67 x 2 ¾ in
Unique
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Mia Karlova Galerie presents stone mosaic murals by Olga Malygina. Since 2005, Olga has dedicated herself to the art of mosaics, creating a diverse array of sculptures, murals, and bas-reliefs....
Mia Karlova Galerie presents stone mosaic murals by Olga Malygina. Since 2005, Olga has dedicated herself to the art of mosaics, creating a diverse array of sculptures, murals, and bas-reliefs. Her work ranges from abstract compositions to those imbued with a naïve or ethnic sensibility. Olga’s mastery of stone transcends the conventional boundaries of mosaic art, turning the medium into a canvas as delicate as pencil drawings or as intricate as woven tapestries.
“Tsukimi” (Tsukimi / 月見) is the Japanese name for admiring the moon; the name implies the idea of contemplation, peace and ephemerality.
“Tsukimi” (Tsukimi / 月見) is the Japanese name for admiring the moon; the name implies the idea of contemplation, peace and ephemerality.