Biogaphy

Oxana Kroll was born in St. Petersburg, Russia.

She began drawing at an early age and participated in various creative competitions. After graduating from school, she studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts but was compelled to enroll in a financial university. After graduating from the financial university, she continued her career in that field. Despite choosing a different profession, she did not stop searching for her artistic style and honing her skills, striving to find her unique creative voice. The love for beauty resided deep within her soul.

Having lived in various countries for many years, Oxana spent an extended period in the south of France, where she immersed herself in the local, opulent culture of those enchanting places. It was during this time that her distinctive, recognizable artistic style emerged.

Her main medium is epoxy resin, in which she integrates a vast array of materials, including ink, liquid acrylic, modeling paste, gold leaf, stones, crystals, collages, and much more. She creates both contemporary abstract paintings and Art Deco pieces. Her delicate, almost jewel-like technique, featuring an abundance of noble materials, immediately captivates the viewer's attention and leaves them deeply moved.

All of her artworks are unique and handmade.

One of the most remarkable experiences in Oxana's creative journey was her work in 2023 when she became a member of the charity organization "Femmes Leaders Monaco" under the esteemed patronage of Prince Albert II and Princess Stephanie of Monaco. Oxana was also featured in the catalog "Artists of Today and Tomorrow" by Artisti di Oggi è Domani, sponsored by the Ministry of Defense of Rome at the Palazzo Barberini.

In recent years, she has taken part in numerous group exhibitions in various galleries and countries, including Monaco, France (Jean Cap Ferrat, Antibes), Italy (Rome, Venice), London, and Dubai.

Her most famous artwork, "Not Adele," has been exhibited in various galleries all over the world, including Dubai, London, Monaco, and Venice. Her work was also featured in an article in the prestigious magazine Nice Matin.

Not only does she create beautiful works of art, but she also utilizes her talent for charitable projects, collaborating with one of Monaco's most influential curators, Wendy Lauwers, where she also exhibits as an official artist in her Multi Art Gallery in Monaco.

Today, Oxana's works adorn private collections around the world, and her artistic journey continues to evolve, immersing her in a new realm of fantasy and creativity.