Mayo-based photographer hosts Eternal Grace Campaign exhibition

OLGA Klofac Photography hosted an exhibition celebrating women in their 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond as a culmination of her Eternal Grace Campaign.

The exhibition was held at Bridge Street, Castlebar, last month and showcased stunning portraits of women from six counties of Ireland, highlighting their beauty, strength, and resilience.

The Eternal Grace Campaign aims to challenge stereotypes and break down the barriers that society often imposes on women as they age. Olga Klofac believes that mature women are often underrepresented in our culture, and this exhibition was a way to shine a light on their importance and celebrate their contributions to society.

The exhibition featured a collection of portraits, each capturing the unique spirit and personality of the subject. The women who participated in the campaign came from six counties in Ireland and were accompanied by their families and friends. The exhibition was a huge success, with attendees raving about the quality of the portraits and the positive message behind the campaign.

Speaking about the campaign and the exhibition, Olga Klofac said: "For women in their 40s, 50s and 60s and beyond, having beautiful portraits of themselves is not a vanity, it is a way of reclaiming their power, of celebrating their beauty, and of showing the world that they are still here, and still vibrant. It is a way of saying that they are proud of who they are and that they have no intention of fading into the background."

Olga Klofac, Mayo-based award-winning photographer whose portraits have been acknowledged across the globe, is continuing the momentum of the Eternal Grace Campaign with a new round this year. Women who are ready to embrace getting older and show the world that aging is not something to be feared but celebrated can take part in this campaign by visiting https://mayophotographer.ie/campaign/.