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She/ Her
Olah Dragana is a visual artist with a background in Fine Arts and Art & Design. For many years, art remained a vital but intermittent part of her life, pursued alongside raising children and working full-time in the education sector.
At the age of 54, Dragana made a decisive change. She left her professional career, moved with her partner and their animals to a remote part of the country, and committed herself fully to her creative practice. This transition marked the beginning of a new chapter defined by courage, persistence, and artistic freedom. Her story reflects the possibility of returning to creativity at any stage of life. Working with devotion and renewed intensity, Dragana’s practice is shaped by personal transformation, independence, and the determination to build a life centred on art.