Davaasambuu.T
The Horse
Selected for the 2025 London Art Biennale, Mongolia. Bronze sculpture, 2024. 40x34x10cm.
This dynamic bronze sculpture captures the essence of a horse through an abstract and stylized form. The artist masterfully balances negative space and solid mass, allowing light to move through and around the piece, lending it an ethereal quality. The horse’s body is elongated and fluid, with an organic, windswept appearance that suggests motion and power. Its head and mane are rendered with bold, sweeping curves, evoking a sense of freedom and wild energy. The patina, a rich verdigris green with dark undertones, enhances the texture and emphasizes the sculpture’s tactile appeal. Resting on a geometric base, the form simultaneously suggests grounded and movement, embodying the dual nature of the horse: a symbol of both grace and strength.
His works, inspired by Mongolia’s rich tradition and nature. It was in vast grassland, mountains, lakes and forests as well as the magical light from endless blue skies, where he was raised and from which he continues to draw inspiration and wisdom that fuel his work. Born 1986 in Mongolia. Studied at the Mongolian University of Arts and Culture in Ulaanbaatar.