She laughed, breaking the intensity. "Or maybe they’d just say, ‘Buy better lighting for your studio.’ It depends on the day."
Last question. If your paintings could speak directly to the person reading this interview, what would they say? olivia zlota interview
For more information on upcoming exhibitions and release dates for the Lucid Ruins catalog, visit her representation page at [Gagosian.com]. To see exclusive behind-the-scenes studio shots from this interview, follow our magazine on Instagram. She laughed, breaking the intensity
One painting, "The Last Payphone on Route 66," sold at Sotheby’s for a figure that made Zlota visibly uncomfortable to discuss. For more information on upcoming exhibitions and release
You’ve spoken a bit about anxiety. How do you deal with the pressure of the market? You have collectors begging for pieces that take you months to finish.