OTGO Otgonbayar Ershuu

OtGO in Tuushin Hotel, Ulaanbaatar Mongolia

My homeland My steed by OtGO 720x440 cm

Cabinet of Curiosities Zebras: 30 pictures with stamps

OtGO STUDIOS

„...Allein die Fläche ist überwältigend. Sechseinhalb Meter lang und mehr als zwei Meter hoch ist das farbenprächtige Gemälde. Bei jedem Schritt des Betrachters fängt es an zu flimmern. Die vielen kleinen pixelartigen Punkte beginnen sich zu bewegen.“

(MAZ) Märkische Allgemeine

HUN by OtGO 217x660 cm

„…Was auch immer OtGO malt, er macht das offensichtlich mit malerischer Leidenschaft, Obsession, Inbrunst, Hingabe. Und mit sehr viel Disziplin.“

(SK) SÜDKURIER

Antarctic Panorama by OtGO 300x900 cm

„...Es ist der Geist, der zeichnet“

(Der Tagesspiegel) DER TAGESSPIEGEL

Inside the Studio:
Series of Documentation 333 ©OtGO

Corona has been present every day for a year. There are tons of information about Corona, the number of people who have died from Corona and the problems ... Corona created many problems. That made me feel like I had to paint the picture."..

OtGO: The Secret Matrix of Coronavirus – or Confetti in Hell?

OtGO Solo Show ‚Cabinet of Curiosities‘ 24th September - 19th October 2025

Regina Esquenazi Levy – OtGO: El suelo como lugar de memoria

„… In Slavery Narratives, the artist's traces live alongside the figures he wants to remember. The painting records a physical process and offers an interpretation of the past. Making a history visible, however, does not mean it has been understood. By bringing together the marks of the body, the faces of survivors and the figures linked to the destruction of their communities, OtGO creates a space of memory that invites viewers to move through the work and look again. The painting leaves us with a question that goes beyond its subject: how do we keep alive the memory of those who suffered without reducing their stories to the images through which we remember them? “

OtGO exposé au Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle Nantes

Exposition Contes sur l'infini Dans le cadre de l’exposition Gengis Khan. Comment les Mongols ont changé le monde. 06 — 28 Avril 2024 Château des ducs de Bretagne Musée d’histoire de Nantes

EXHIBITION: OTGO RETROSPECTIVE January 13th to March 31st, 2024 Otgo, Artist from Mongolia Works 1998 to 2024 Between tradition and contemporary The Boesch Museum 35, rue François Bougouin- 44510 Le Pouliguen Pays de la Loire – France

Inside the Studio OtGO | Documentation OtGO Berlin

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