Itgel

Itgel is a contemporary visual artist from Mongolia whose work bridges the traditional cultural heritage of his homeland with modern artistic expressions. Born and raised in Ulaanbaatar, he grew up surrounded by the dynamic interplay of Mongolia’s nomadic traditions and its rapidly urbanizing society, themes that profoundly influence his artistic vision. Itgel’s art often explores the relationship between identity and landscape, utilizing a vibrant palette and mixed media approaches to capture both the spirit and challenges of contemporary Mongolia.

His pieces draw inspiration from ancient Mongolian scripts, shamanic symbols, and the vast steppe, creating compelling juxtapositions between historical motifs and present-day realities. Itgel’s works have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions across Asia and Europe, garnering attention for their evocative narrative style and innovative use of local materials. Committed to fostering cross-cultural dialogues, Itgel actively participates in international art residencies and collaborates with artists from diverse backgrounds.

Through his distinctive visual language, Itgel continues to contribute to the evolving story of Mongolian art on the global stage.