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Layers of the Present / Waste into Art Exhibition / Aurelie Cornaz & Urangoo Ider

Curator: E. Ulziibat “Live in this world as simple as a child, as vast as a mountain.”These are the words my grandmother used to tell me. Chrisel Attwell, too, inherited both the inspiration and the roots of becoming an artist from her grandmother. Her works are deeply infused with the wisdom and values passed down by her ancestors. When she came to Mongolia, galloping on horseback against the steppe winds, traveling, and creating performance art, we were convinced of one thi

As soon as I leave town and enter the open countryside - the vast, boundless steppes, something extraordinary happens: my heart physically releases. At first, I believed this sensation came from homesickness, the joy of returning to my homeland after living abroad. But I soon realized it was far deeper than nostalgia or emotion. It was not simply about memory. My heart literally begins to decontract, to open, as though an invisible weight is lifted. The sensation is so tangib

I have always been captivated by the intimate dialogue between an artist and their materials. What draws them to one medium over another,...