Nov 12, 2026 - Dec 3, 2026
Details:
Limited Edition Archival Digital Pigment Print of "Lasso" - 2025
Ilford Textured Cotton Rag (original painting: oil on canvas)
16 x 20 in
Framed on a lightweight frame
Signed the bottom right of the white border.
A Tibetan nomad herds yak beneath dusk’s light and the rising moon, coiling her impossibly long braid into a lasso. Her rope, an extension of her body, reflects the interdependence of nomadic life and Tibet’s fragile environment. Through traditional practices like rotational grazing, nomads and their yak help sustain Tibet’s grasslands, promoting soil health and preventing degradation. This painting is a tribute to Tibetan nomads and to an ecologically vital culture under threat on the plateau.
About the artist:
Khenzom is a Tibetan-American painter based in New York. In most of her work, she imbues Tibetan nomads with magical powers that reflect their knowledge and stewardship of the environment. By envisioning a homeland free from violence and environmental degradation, her surreal oil paintings challenge extractive narratives of Tibet and imagine futures in which the deep harmony between Tibetan people and their land is fully restored.
Website:
www.khenzom.com
Connect with the artist:
Instagram @khenzart (IG)
Shipping will be calculated based on the specific dimensions and material of each piece. All artwork can also be picked up in person on December 3rd at the Mriya Gallery located at 101 Reade St, New York, or from December 8-11th at the Students for a Free Tibet office located at 602 East 14th Street in NYC.
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