Olha Orekhova Photographer, Stage Director, Creative Producer Olha Orekhova is a Berlin-based artist originally from Kyiv, Ukraine, known for her expertise in wet plate collodion photography—a meticulous 19th-century technique that brings a unique depth and historical quality to her work. With a diverse career spanning photography, stage direction, and creative production, Olha has led numerous high-profile projects across film, TV, and animation. Her work is characterized by a blend of technical proficiency and visionary storytelling, exploring themes of memory, identity, and the human condition. Olha holds a degree in directing from the Kyiv University of Culture and Arts and has continued her professional growth through advanced training in direction, dramaturgy, and production. I present to your attention my website where you can see my work, a description of the technology and the philosophy and meaning of my creativity. My artistic practice is rooted in exploring the complexities of memory and identity through wet plate collodion photography. This 19th-century technique, known for its rich textures and inherent imperfections, mirrors the way we experience and remember—fleeting, flawed, yet deeply personal. My work seeks to create emotional narratives that resonate with the viewer, capturing the fragile and often elusive nature of human experience. Through my art, I invite audiences to reflect on their own stories, exploring themes of introspection, existence, and the passage
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