Olesya Shibaeva

Olesya Shibaeva was born on November 16, 1984 in Chisinau. Freelance artist Artist in painting fabric using the "Batik" technique Works in private collections in Moldova, Russia, USA, Canada, Germany, London, Paris, Israel, etc.

PERSONAL EXHIBITIONS: 2003 – Graphics. State Pedagogical University named after I. Creanga (supervisor A. Uvarov). 2004 – Graphics. Editorial office of the newspaper “Capitala-Stolitsa”. 2004 – Batik. Editorial office of the newspaper “Capitala-Stolitsa”. 2005 – Batik. Bureau of Interethnic Relations of the Republic of Moldova (under the supervision of the Charity Foundation of Professional Artists and Ukrainian Folk Craftsmen “Renastere-Vidrozheniya”). 2006 – Batik and Graphics. Linguistic Center “Elgario”. 2006 – Batik. Municipal Library named after B. P. Hasdeu. 2007 – Batik. Linguistic Center “Elgario”. 2009 – Illustrated the book “Luceafarul” by Mihai Eminescu. 2009 – Batik. OSCE Mission to the Republic of Moldova. 2012 – Batik. Bureau of Interethnic Relations of the Republic of Moldova 2013 – Batik. M. Lomonosov Library. 2014 – Batik. I. Manger Library. 2015 – Batik. Atrium Shopping Center. 2018 – Batik. Atrium Shopping Center. 2018 – Batik. I. Manger Library. COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS: Since 1995 – Art exhibitions of the Charitable Foundation of Professional Artists and Ukrainian Folk Craftsmen “Renastere-Vidrozheniya”. 2003-2004 – Youth exhibitions in the art gallery “Constantin Brancusi”. 2004 – Exposition “Spring Salon” in the art gallery “Constantin Brancusi”. 2006 – “Paleta ucraineana a Moldovei” in the art gallery “Constantin Brancusi”. 2006 – Competition “Cel mai bun produs” at Moldexpo (3rd place). 2007 – Exposition “Forumul International al Intreprinderilor Mici si Mijlocii” at Moldexpo. 2007 – Exposition A NiGHT of ART of the Charity International Women’s Club of Moldova”. 2007 – Exposition AX-ART at Moldexpo. 2007 – Exposition “Works of Eugen Doga” at the International Festival PLAI NATAL. 2008 – Exposition A NiGHT of ART of the Charity International Women’s Club of Moldova”. 2009 – “The Arrival of A.S. Pushkin in 1820 in Moldova” in the M-ART Gallery in the M. Lomonosov Library. 2010 – Exhibition of Candidates for Membership in the M-ART Association of Russian Artists of Moldova in the M. Lomonosov Library 2016 – Exhibition in the Central House of Artists. Moscow. 2017 – Exhibition of Paints MosBuild / WorldBuild Moscow. Moscow. 2017 – Exhibition in the Central House of Artists. Moscow. 2018 – Biennale of Applied Arts. 2019 – Exhibition under the direction of the Eurasian Creative Guild (London) “Peaks of Asia” in London 2019 – Exhibition under the direction of the Eurasian Creative Guild (London) “Peaks of Asia” in Paris (France) 2019 – Exhibition under the direction of the Eurasian Creative Guild (London) “Peaks of Asia in Brussels (Belgium) 2019 – Exposition “Spring Salon” in the art gallery “Constantin Brancusi”. 2019 – Exposition “Christ is risen” in the art gallery “Constantin Brancusi”. 2019 – Exposition “Autumn” in the art gallery “Constantin Brancusi”. 2019 — exhibition "APT-transit" Russian art week in Israel 2019 — Winner of the season "2019-spring" (International competition for artistic textiles) Professional category "Member of creative unions" / "Professional" 1st place Title of the competition work: Golden Cockerel 2020 – Participation in the exhibition at the A.S. Pushkin House-Museum. In Memory of the Poet: In the Footsteps of Pushkin's Fairy Tales - "Beyond the Mountains, Beyond the Forests".

Art College (at the State Pedagogical Institute, 2001-2004), State Pedagogical University named after I. Creanga (2004-2009) and Master's degree (2009-2013). The aspiring artist attended the "Diptych" studio (teachers: L. Shevchenko, Yu. Baba. 2003). In 2015, Olesya joined the Creative Union of Professional Artists of Russia, in 2019 the Eurasian Creative Guild (London). Candidate for membership in the Union of Artists of the Republic of Mordovia (2019). Since 2020, Olesya Shibaeva has been a member of the Association of Russian Artists of the Republic of Mordovia "M-ART".