Through His Eyes

LKHAM Gallery is proud to present “Through His Eyes,” the first-ever solo exhibition in Mongolia by the esteemed artist Tsegmid Puntsag, Honored Worker of Culture of Mongolia. This landmark exhibition showcases the culmination of 60 years of dedicated artistic practice, revealing the profound connection between the artist and the Mongolian landscape.

Tsegmid Puntsag’s work, honed through decades of meticulous observation and masterful technique, translates the vastness of the Mongolian terrain into captivating visual narratives. His paintings, imbued with “the velvet blankets of landscapes and the resonating echoes of valleys,” offer a unique perspective on the natural world, transforming ordinary scenes into dreamlike visions.

A highly respected educator and cultural ambassador, Tsegmid Puntsag has played a pivotal role in promoting Mongolian art internationally. Since 1972, he has consistently participated in group exhibitions organized by the Mongolian Artists’ Union and has showcased his works in prestigious venues across Russia, China, South Korea, the United States of America, England, France, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, and Austria.

For “Through His Eyes,” LKHAM Gallery has curated a selection of previously unseen, significant works that exemplify the artist’s unwavering dedication and pursuit of artistic perfection. Each piece reflects his exacting standards, characterized by highly crafted details and masterful technique, designed to engage and inspire audiences across generations.

Tsegmid Puntsag’s artistic vision reimagines the graphic forms of mountains, employing vibrant colors that transcend the immediate scene, conjuring ethereal imagery from everyday life. He articulates a mesmerizing connection with nature, capturing “the whispers of the mountains and the ethereal ambiance of lulling colors.” His paintings, while rooted in reality, convey the profound emotional resonance of interacting with the natural world, transforming fleeting moments into extraordinary explorations of bold brushstrokes and the captivating mysteries of contrast.