The way of life of monks. Zayasayhan Sambuu

Today we introduce you to the amazing and interesting Mongolian artists Zayasaykhan Sambuu, was born in a small nomad camp in the Gobi Desert in the West of Mongolia. A huge influence on the formation of technology, originality and uniqueness of the artist produced Buddhism, as well as Indian, Nepalese and Chinese painting. At the age of 15 Zayasaykhan decides to shine his life to religious teaching. After two years, after studying religious texts, the artist began to understand that art is much more interesting than religion. But, the texts themselves and views had a huge impact, having formed individuality and creative thinking.
At the age of 17, he decided to leave the religious science and enter the Ulan Bator College of Fine Arts, to study traditional Mongolian painting.
Now in Mongolia, the art of nomadic peoples is very poorly studied and little is known.
After graduating from college, Zaisaykhan decides to continue his studies and enters the Mongolian University of Culture and Arts, which ends in 2002.
According to the results of the exhibition, which is held under the aegis of the government, the artist was recognized as the best young artist of Mongolia.
Zaya skillfully combines modern Asian art with the traditions of the people. On the one hand, his work is always bright, simple, but at the same time very expressive.
The main colors of his works are red, green, yellow, white, blue, beloved by the Mongolian people.
His women are always regal and proud, as well as full of secrets, men are hunters and defenders, always detached and ascetic.
Now Zaya is a member of the International Association of Artists, she works and works in California. His works are exhibited in many of the world's gallery and are in private collections.