Evgeni Olentuch is a multidisciplinary artist born in 1953 in Belarus, whose creative path began in architecture and evolved into a deeply personal and expressive visual language.
His work spans oil painting, acrylic, watercolor, and hand-carved wood sculpture each piece revealing an intuitive dialogue between material, memory, and meaning. His foundation in architectural structure is present, yet softened by a painterly sensitivity and a poetic eye for human nuance.
Olentuch’s paintings are rich in emotion and form. He explores the human figure, movement, identity, nature, and tradition, not as static themes but as living questions. His art doesn’t seek to decorate it seeks to evoke.
Over the years, his works have been showcased in solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums throughout Europe, Israel, and North America. His style balances precision and spontaneity, depth and lightness inviting viewers to engage, to feel, and to reflect.
Today, he continues to work from his studio, offering original paintings, wood sculptures, and commissioned artworks. His creations speak to collectors and individuals who are not looking for “just a piece for the wall,” but a presence something that resonates and remains.
This website offers a curated glimpse into the world of an artist who works quietly, but leaves a lasting impression.