Olga Kravtsova is a Russian-born, Portland-based movement director, performer, and interdisciplinary artist whose practice blends physical storytelling, sensory design, and immersive installation. Trained at the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts (GITIS) and the State Ensemble of M.E. Pyatnitsky, she holds an MFA in Acting from the University of Washington. Her residencies include CoHo Theater and New Expressive Works, and her work has been supported by RACC and the Fertile Ground Festival. Recent projects include Harvest of Woman, a ritualistic installation exploring unseen feminine labor, and KEEPERS developed for Hand2Mouth New2You festival. Olga works from an embodied sense of thresholds, adaptation, and displacement, inviting audiences into altered perceptual states shaped by emotional logic and sensory resonance.

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