BYAMBAJARGAL
70 × 50cm
Oil on Canvas (framed)
2025
This tranquil painting shows Solongotin Davaa "Iridescent Mountain Pass", the only way that people in the northwestern parts of Mongolia can reach the capital 733 kilometres away. Prone to blizzards and black ice, the pass is notorious with motorists, but holds no terror for the shaggy yaks that roam its slopes. In bucolic summer or bleak winter, the yaks meander nonchalantly through thorns and snow alike, secure in layers of thick insulating fur. That, muses the artist, is the experience of an abundance of peace -- secure knowledge of protection regardless of surroundings.
BYAMBAJARGAL
70 × 50cm
Oil on Canvas (framed)
2025
This tranquil painting shows Solongotin Davaa "Iridescent Mountain Pass", the only way that people in the northwestern parts of Mongolia can reach the capital 733 kilometres away. Prone to blizzards and black ice, the pass is notorious with motorists, but holds no terror for the shaggy yaks that roam its slopes. In bucolic summer or bleak winter, the yaks meander nonchalantly through thorns and snow alike, secure in layers of thick insulating fur. That, muses the artist, is the experience of an abundance of peace -- secure knowledge of protection regardless of surroundings.
