BIO

Victoria Olt (b. 1997) was born in Estonia and spent her childhood there before moving to Spain at the age of thirteen. She studied Fine Arts at the University of Seville and later lived and worked in Madrid, Amsterdam, and on the Caribbean island of Nevis. In 2021, she returned to Estonia to reconnect with her roots, before leaving again to explore new horizons with a move to Buenos Aires.

Her work begins with a central question: what do human beings worship, sacrifice for, and build meaning around? Growing up in an atheist country and later moving to deeply Catholic Seville sparked her fascination with what fills the human need for devotion when traditional faith no longer does.

Over the years, her search has taken many forms. During her university years she tried to fill that void with technical mastery of her craft. Later, love became the focus, inspiring her solo exhibitions I’ve Saved All My Secrets for You (2022) and I’ve Seen Love and It Looks Nothing Like This ♥︎ (2023). This search then turned toward ancient cultures and their relationship with divinity, resulting in the exhibitions Lost Gods (2023) and Lost Gods II (2025). She has also examined the uniqueness of human individuality in her installation 7.753 (2022), and in her cyanotype series Earthborn // Earthbound (2024) she explored our connection to nature as an essential anchor in feeling whole.

Her works have been exhibited in international galleries and are held in private collections around the world.