With her exhibition “Source,” Olga Titova, an artist from Ukraine, invites us into a world in which nature, time, and inner experience are inextricably intertwined.

Her works carry the breath of the seasons within them—the gentle awakening of spring, the radiance of summer, the passing of autumn, and the stillness of winter. In this constant cycle, she recognizes reflections of our own existence: the growth and decay, the letting go and the new beginnings.

But "source" points beyond external natural phenomena. Olga reminds us that the deepest answers do not lie outside. The true source springs from within us—invisible, silent, yet full of vitality. She invites us to trust this inner flow instead of trying to hold on to or control life.

Her art moves on that fine threshold between control and surrender: between what we can shape and what we can leave to the rhythm of life.

Thus, “Source” becomes an invitation to hear one’s own inner voice anew – like a silent murmur that carries us and transforms us at the same time.