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Solongo Kanter

Mongolia

Mixed Media, Felt on Soft (yarn, Cotton, Fabric)

Size: 37.4 W x 66.9 H x 1.6 D in

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A work inspired by the ancient traditional method of "Zeegt Naamal". "zeegt naamal" is an ancient method of painting on silk. In this work, small pieces of silk and fabric are sewn together. Wool is woven around the face, and this rope made of wool is the woolen rope used to tie the Mongolian "ger". It is a work that combines traditional methods with modern art. It was a very time consuming process as each material was gathered and sewn by hand. and this work is a mix of eco-friendly materials because the material left over from the garment industry was reused. The work expresses the idea of a pregnant woman or "Mother Nature" and her child or "people".

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Mixed Media:Felt on Soft (yarn, Cotton, Fabric)

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:37.4 W x 66.9 H x 1.6 D in

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I was born and raised in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and currently reside in the same city. I have a passion for literature and art, and I am a literary researcher and writer by profession. Drawing and painting have always been a significant part of my life, and I have been self-taught in this field since I was a child. I believe that I am still in the process of learning and growing as an artist. The initial feeling I experienced as a child when I first started drawing and painting is something I strive to maintain in my work. It was a pure and unfiltered expression that I want to preserve. Living in Mongolia, where we have many bright and sunny days throughout the year, my paintings and artworks often incorporate vibrant colors. I draw inspiration from the environment I grew up in and the ancient Mongolian culture, which valued symbolism and art. I independently study images, illustrations, stitches, and meanings found in archaeological finds, and I incorporate these elements into my work. Traditional Mongolian line art, with its repetitive patterns and lack of distance, also influences my creations. I work in the genres of surrialism and contemporary art. Literature and the writings of world authors have greatly influenced my artistic vision. I have a habit of creating visual interpretations of the stories that resonate with me. Nature and the world itself serve as my biggest inspiration, as I find them to be the most beautiful aspects of life. To promote sustainability, I incorporate recycled and waste materials, such as rags and scraps from the sewing industry, into my artwork. I also use fallen wood and materials like felt and wool. Turning eco-friendly recycled and waste materials into valuable works of art is a responsibility that I believe we all share. Thank you for visiting my page and taking the time to learn about my artistic journey. Sincerely, Ch Solongo

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