Artists
Yeshey Tsogyal
Yeshey Tsogyal’s work begins with everyday experiences such as waiting, walking, remembering, and repeating familiar actions. Through these moments, she explores memory, uncertainty and how people make sense of their lives.
She primarily works with mineral pigments alongside acrylic. Mineral pigments connect her practice to Bhutanese painting traditions, while abstraction allows her to use the material in a more personal and contemporary way. Her paintings often include layered surfaces, fragmented figures, and spaces that are not clearly defined.
Rather than directly illustrating Bhutanese culture, her work reflects a way of seeing shaped by growing up and living in Bhutan, where ideas of spirituality and impermanence are part of everyday life.
Selected Works

Walking Home After School

