Zayasaikhan Sambuu born in 1975 better known as Zaya, comes from a small, isolated town in the Gobi desert in Western Mongolia. Zaya combines the styles and themes of Mongolian traditional painting with contemporary Asian art in “a bridge between old and new art.” Scenes of ancient daily life, echoes of his nomadic, Central Asian roots, themes of Tibetan spirituality and traditional Mongolian and Japanese techniques all go into the unique mix he brings to his canvases. Using a technique that fuses watercolors, gouache, brush, and mixed media, Zaya works with a warm yet somewhat dark palette.
Posted on: Mon, 29 Jul 2013 12:37:49 +0000
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