아트갤러리에 들르다
자잘한 예술작품이 많은 울란바토르
2025년 10월 5일
지나가다 괜히 스윽 들어가본 건물. 아트갤러리였다.
더 들어가보려고 했는데 입장료가 5천투그릭이래서 그냥 무료로 볼 수 있는 곳까지만:)
칸딘스키가 연상되는 리듬감있는 선들. 캔버스가 아닌 실크재질에 그려서 공중에 매달아놓으니 입체감도 느껴졌다. 공간이 얼기설기 훵해보이는 중에 가볍고 살랑살랑한 작품들이 보이니 경쾌했다.
벽에 모빌처럼 활용할 수 있는 작품은 잘만 활용하면 제법 행복한 느낌이 드는데, 여기 작품들은 우연히 마주쳐선지 또 금행빠(금방 행복에 빠지는 사람)의 오감을 자극했다.
오늘 계획했던 자이승탐험 버스가 도무지 안오고 택시가 안잡혀 실패했지만 오히려 좋아:)
#JudyinUB #healingWalk #왜대중교통타는데행운이필요하냐고
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I was just passing by and decided to slip into a building. It turned out to be an art gallery.
I was going to explore further, but the entrance fee was 5,000 tugriks, so I just stayed where I could look for free.
The lines reminded me of Kandinsky, full of rhythm. Since the paintings were done on silk rather than canvas and hung in the air, they had a three-dimensional feel. The space felt light and airy, with these playful and swaying pieces bringing an energetic vibe.
The works, which could be used like mobiles on the walls, had a certain charm. Maybe it was the spontaneity of the encounter, but they stirred the senses of someone like me who easily finds happiness in little things.
Although I couldn’t take the bus to explore Zaisan as planned—no buses showed up and I couldn’t catch a taxi—it all worked out for the best.
#JudyinUB #healingWalk #WhyDoINeedLuckForPublicTransport
