This article continues the visual ethnography series using images and close observation to examine how people live, make meaning, and give those meanings form in practice. Please refer to the Index of Artscapes and Articles for other works that may be of interest.

Plate note: Artscape 17: “Hallway Installation” by C.Pleteshner for CPinMongolia.com. This digital artwork is based on a photograph I took at home in 2020. 12 October 2025.

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FURTHER READING

For a poetic counterpart to this Artscape’s question of what remains of an occurrence, Mongolian Poetry 27: The Seal Pressed into Mind considers memory through the image of experience being “pressed” into mind.

Grounding these questions in contemporary Mongolian life, Landscape 08: Women and re-place-ing Mongolian Buddhism examines how spiritual authority and lineage are re-articulated within changing sacred spaces.

Where this Artscape moves from written reflection into visual form, Letter from Mongolia 30: Writing Cultural Difference addresses the ethical and reflexive problem of carrying cultural nuance across different forms of ethnographic representation.

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