Painter · Tokorozawa, Saitama
Sarangoo Tumendemberel
Happiness and love transcend mere mood; they remain constants in our lives. My artistic method unleashes the explosive potential of colour — blending and mixing in ways that produce magical, unpredictable effects no hand could plan. I let the paint run where it will, working a painting from first mark to last.
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Biography
I draw inspiration from the energy that surrounds me: the relentless force of crashing waves, the intricate dance between lovers, the blink of an eye, the quiet exchange between objects standing together in a room.
What keeps me working is understanding how one movement ripples into the next, and how that becomes an ever-changing source to paint from. I studied Mongolian traditional painting before turning to oil and acrylic, and that training still governs how I build a surface.
- Born
- Mongolia
- Lives and works
- Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan
Education
- 2010 Mongolian National University of Culture and Arts — MA, Arts Management
- 2007 National University of Fine Arts — BA, Mongolian Traditional Painting
Exhibitions
Solo exhibitions
- 2023 Dream Land — Bikura Gallery, Iruma, Saitama, Japan
- 2020 Ritmo — Mongol Art Gallery, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
- 2017 The Dream of the Sun — UB Art Gallery, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
- 2016 Embrace — Pearl Gallery, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Group exhibitions
- 2023 Beijing Art Fair, Beijing Exhibition Hall
- 2021 Tokyo International Art Fair, Bellesalle Roppongi
- 2017 The Grand Art Exhibition of Young Artists, National Art Gallery, Mongolia
- 2016 The Best Artworks of the Year, National Art Gallery
- 2015 Steppe and Ocean — Mongolian and Japanese artists, Pearl Gallery
- 2015 Heritage and Culture — Traditional Painting Association, ArtiCour Gallery
- 2014 Mongolian Traditional Painting Association, 976 Gallery
- 2014 Mongolian Traditional Painting Association, The Government House Museum
- 2014 We regret, the US Embassy in Mongolia
- 2014 Think, Reuse and Recycle, Red Ger Gallery
- 2014 Women Artists, Union of Mongolian Artists (UMA) Gallery
- 2012 Mongolian Traditional Painting Association, UMA Gallery
- 2010 All Women, UMA Gallery
- 2010 Successful 15, Khan Bank Gallery
- 2010 The Golden Brush, UMA Gallery
- 2009 Dedicated for Children, Khan Bank Gallery
- 2009 Crafts and Souvenirs, UMA Gallery
- 2008 Beauty of Woman, UMA Gallery
- 2008 Mongolian Painting, Khan Bank Gallery
- 2006 The Best Artwork of the Year, National Art Gallery
- 2005 Searching for Perfect Sense, Xanadu Gallery
- 2004 Dedication to Marzan Sharav — felt crafts, The Fine Arts Museum