Olga Soulachaki is a Multidisciplinary Visual Artist and Cultural Heritage Expert. She was born in 1991 in Athens, Greece.
In 2016 she received her Integrated Master's in Fine Arts at Athens School of Fine Arts. 

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Soulachaki has participated in various important exhibitions including “Salo VIII” in Paris, France, “$€X¥ Gstaad” at Gstaad, Switzerland, UK, and others. She had her first solo exhibition "MATI 23718" in Mansion Kazouli, in Kifissia, supported by the Municipality of Kifissia and the Green Fund Greece.

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Olga Soulachaki is co-founder and Project Manager of Imagine Heritage Cultural NGO. Imagine Heritage is an international non-profit organization dedicated to Cultural Heritage Management actions that are oriented towards bridging local communities and regions, young people and social groups.

Olga is the Management and Implementation Director of the European program “Music Therapy Project for Children with Special Educational Needs”, the 5.5-month bilateral initiative implemented by Imagine Heritage NGO, the Norwegian partner Culture Break Borders and the Open Door Greece and funded by EEA Grants.

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Director of Management and Implementation of the International European Project “Fostering Intercultural Dialogue and Inclusion” with the participation of the You Plan Culture Foundation.

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Organizer and Director of Management and Implementation of the Educational Program “Educating Program for Toska Academy Educators” - Educational Program for 21 Educators of the Toska Music Academy, Iceland, funded by the Teachers’ Union of Iceland.

Olga represents the International European Cultural Center ECC by managing its Greek department - ECC Greece, a dynamic, creative, and interaction platform: creating art and a flexible global network of cultural centers, dedicated to cultural and artistic exchange.