DESCRIPTION

This hyperrealistic portrait by Lkhagvadorj is part of a series depicting individuals experiencing homelessness in Mongolia. The artist engaged in conversations with these individuals, many of whom struggle with alcoholism as a means of coping with their difficult circumstances. This poignant artwork, exhibited in the "How Long Can We Afford To Be" exhibition, serves as a poignant reminder of the overlooked realities faced by vulnerable populations, particularly during the harsh Mongolian winters.