Jantsankhorol Erdenebayar delves into ancestral ties and socio-cultural phenomena in Mongolia, seeking to distinguish the lived and the individual from the fabricated and the authoritative. He examines resistance and continuity through organic sculptures and assemblages made from found materials gathered across the Mongolian landscape, such as animal horns and discarded wood. His practice ultimately explores forms of reconciliation and hope that resonate both within and beyond Mongolia’s social and cultural context.