Vladimir Vopilin (artistic name – Olan Wolf), was born in Orenburg in 1972 (Russia) and is famous Contemporary artist, presented in USA, Europe, Russia, focused on oil on canvas, pencil, acrylic, graffiti, digital/illustration, NFT, tattoo, oil drawing on fabrics and cloth.

His style called “Art borders”, key message: “beauty and art will save the world”.

Olan Wolf is not alone in this belief. The entire cultural community has jumped into action to keep bringing art into our lives. Museums have launched social media campaigns, drawing on their collections for moments of inspiration, hope and even a touch of relief through humor; art fairs are opening virtual showrooms; artists are starting digital community projects; musicians are livestreaming concerts from their living rooms; educators are bringing art classes online and the list continues.

Young modern artist presents a big variety of art trends, focusing in all spheres: including his own techniques for contemporary art development. Mr. Vladimir Vopilin wrote his own book: “Contemporary art as a way of life”. Talented artist shares his methods of art therapy, new approaches and styles in art and much more. Olan Wolf illustrates modern society, analyzing current crises and collapse, looking for solutions by means of art.

His paintings are inspired by dreams. He believes that your dreams show the connection between conscious and unconscious lives. In Olan’s painting this connection is represented by golden needless that penetrate the canvas and form unusual patterns. This is the path by which your thoughts and figures go in order to entering a dream

Artist believes that painting is a language that does not always need verbal support. Indeed, it is “lost in color to be in the light.” This is his recipe for achieving harmony, which Vladimir now proudly offers to others as a new point of view for reflection.

Artist’s book “Contemporary art as a way of life” shows That incredible outpouring has proven that human creativity is perhaps the most resilient in times of crisis. Even as we face unprecedented challenges and fears in this century, the show must, and will, go on.