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Zorikto Dorzhiev Artworks

Featured Art Series

"The New Earth is Born" - Steven Low
I explore the mystical connection between our planet's core and humanity. This ceramic series embodies the vibrant rhythm of the Earth's heartbeat, symbolizing renewal, transformation, and the pulsing energy of our planet. Inspired by the celestial ballet, I bring the magic of the universe closer to the human experience. Through the ancient technique of Obvara firing, combined with Batik colors and rhythmic patterns, I create dynamic, organic forms that evoke the Earth's primal heartbeat. Each piece in this series is an invitation to synchronize with the planet's harmonious pulse, resonating with the vital energy that courses through every curve and texture. As the Earth awakens, "The New Earth is Born" heralds the birth of a new world – vibrant, resilient, and full of life.

Featured Artist

Zorikto Dorzhiev
Born in 1976 in Ulan-Ude, Buryatia, Oriental tales and national legends come to life in Zorikto's paintings.
The artist skilfully blends the techniques of the Russian academic school of painting, the philosophy of modern European art, and Buryat folk traditions to express the essence of nomadic life. A central theme in his work is the portrayal of the nomad as a contemplative individual, poet, artist, and philosopher. Dorzhiev is a versatile artist who continually experiments with new media and genres in art. In addition to his paintings and graphic drawings, he creates sculptures and sketches of national costumes and produces video projects. Zorikto served as a costume designer for Sergei Bodrov's film Mongol (nominated for an Oscar) and illustrated one of the finest novels about Genghis Khan—the epic "The Cruel Age" by Isai Kalashnikov.
Dorzhiev's solo exhibitions have been held at the State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow), the State Museum of Oriental Art (Moscow), the Council of Europe (Strasbourg, France), and the European Commission (Brussels, Belgium), as well as in various museums and private galleries worldwide.