In her artistic work, Olga Titus explores a multifaceted galaxy in which self-perception and perception of others, biographical elements and cultural identity are reflected. Her works, which are expressed in various media such as videos, installations and kinetic objects, deal intensively with the exploration of cultural identity and the construction of new worlds. In doing so, she often plays with clichés and expectations and not only celebrates exoticism, joie de vivre and tropical rhythms and colours, but also reflects the perception of foreignness. The luminous and changeable sequin works, which are reminiscent of shimmering tapestries, create a captivating dynamic that reinforces the play with perceptions and clichés.

Olga Titus manages to skilfully weave her cultural roots from Graubünden and her father's Malaysian-Indian influences into her works. She creates complex yet accessible fairy-tale worlds that inspire the viewer to think with surprising twists and turns. Her oeuvre contains fascinating works that invite you to immerse yourself and discover. Olga Titus' popularity is growing rapidly, not least through international commissions such as the design of handbags for Christian Dior, which impressively showcase her unmistakable imagination and creativity.