In her struggle for 'personal development' at the age of 33, she discovered her talent in a special kind of artwork through which she hoped to transmit ‘Energy of Love’. She began to paint professionally and introduced the world a new kind of art as the ‘Finger Drawn Intuitive Art’. Within a year, she created about 80 pieces of such ‘finger drawn Intuitive artwork’ and held her first art exhibition in the spring of 2010. The exhibition was a great success with all her artworks sold out. Since then she held numbers of art exhibitions, became star of mess media attention and had her art sold to admirers around the world. Currently Olga is based in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

The Story of Olga Chowdhury

Childhood Dream

When I was a little girl, I'd climb up a broken ladder of our home in a village called “Rozavka” (meaning 'Roses'), I'd sit alone for hours daydreaming, I dreamed as if I was someone like Mother Teresa, helping the poorest with desperate needs. We were a large family with ten children and extremely hardworking busy parents. Others in the family were reluctant to accompany me because of the broken ladder so my dream would go uninterrupted for hours and so were my imaginary deeds of bringing cheerfulness to many unfortunate souls and being liked by them like a hero until my stomach started growling.

Meaning of Life

As I grew older, my dream lived on, at times I used to get frustrated and sad for being lonely for so long. I had often felt forsaken, none of the elders in this mega family paid a bit of attention for what I had to say. All my older sisters had their boyfriends, and often had the boys following them everywhere they went while I was ...

In a 2014 Interview with Zaporozhye City TV, Olga talks about her personal life and family