Now in fashion such a hand made carpets among travelers, shamans and meditating people. For sewing decorations and ornaments it is used animal hair. So these creations are hundred percent natural or ecological.
We Mongols are still partly nomadic nation. As an artist or cartoonist, I'll try to give wider view on our nomadic heritage and adaptation of nomadic lifestyle, concepts and art in today's urbanized world through my view and creations.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
FELT CARPETS
Now in fashion such a hand made carpets among travelers, shamans and meditating people. For sewing decorations and ornaments it is used animal hair. So these creations are hundred percent natural or ecological.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Modern Nomads or City dwellers in Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia reached 1.5 millions of inhabitants already. Besides Post Soviet style downtown of the city and modern luxurious apartment houses and townhouses, the suburb of UB filled with ger district. Yesterday's herders, who had no chance to continue their lifestyle in steppe due to pasture degradation caused by mining, desertification and licensing under mining survey, they are filling hillsides around UB with their yurts or gers. So ger is also good for transition from nomadic lifestyle to urban living. It is solution for squatters. Indeed I've seen Dutch squatters with yurts moved in empty church yard in Belgium after trial to settle in France. So in Europe you can see nomads.
You can see on image that ger can be fitted easily in any landplots or in corners.
But inside yurt, always amazingly comfortable
You can see on image that ger can be fitted easily in any landplots or in corners.
But inside yurt, always amazingly comfortable
You can see ger district is fitting to all curves of landscape with their problems. |
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Some Decoration Example of Yurts
This door is decorated with the painting of dancing deity from masked dance Tsam
The door decorated with Mongolian scenes |
Support design |
Ger in Gent, Belgium |
In decoration used mostly Mongolian ornaments including some Oriental details. Sometimes Buddhistic styles or motives prevailed...
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