Until 2022, Ksenia lived in Moscow, where she worked as a cultural and interdisciplinary project manager, collaborating with major institutions such as the Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography, the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, and the Innovation Art Prize. She also took part in launching the Multimedia Museum in Tula (“Museum of the Machine Tool”). Since 2022, she has been based in Montenegro, developing her practice as an AI film director and artist. In 2023, she became a finalist of the Runway Gen:48 competition and won the NYIFA Award for Best AI Film.

Olga graduated from Cambridge College of Arts and Sciences and earned a degree in Film Directing from Ravensbourne University. She also holds a diploma from the University of the Arts London (UAL) and is an alumna of Prague Media School. With a film journey that started at age 7, she has directed international series, short films, commercials, and two feature films. Her latest work, Me, Victory and Berlin, became one of the top five highest-grossing films in Ukrainian cinema history. She now focuses on AI filmmaking and, like Ksenia, was a Gen:48 finalist and NYIFA Award winner for Best AI Film.