Three visual artists from Mongolia, Nanduram Altantsetseg, Onongua Enkhtur, and Ulziibat Enkhtur, propose indoor and outdoor installations incorporating land art and performance art, all accompanied by Mongolian long songs.
Narandulam is a traditional Mongolian long-song singer. Her songs are derived from spiritual ties with nature and its cyclic changes. Our childhood was spent in the Mongolian steppes, where we experienced the authentic nomadic lifestyle. Nomadism is a living philosophy that treats humans, nature, and its creations as equal. Their lives are interdependent but also self-sufficient.
NEG-UUDEL in Mongolian signifies 'Origin' or 'all coming from a single source.' Negudel, as a complete word, means a "move" or "Nomadism." As nomads describe, life starts vertically with an absolute equivalent to a sky "Tenger." All other creations are derived from this 'absolute'.
The derivation process involves the incorporation of various forms, shapes, and spirits. Our actions have the same origin, as we are all one. Everyone is connected and entwined with one another. Through our artworks and performances, we strive to bring the grandeur of our ancestral nomadic philosophy to the modern world.
We link the past to the present and to the future, and time is also entangled. Our creations will make your journey enjoyable.

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