독 앤 피그 (Dog & Pig), <에코 (Echoes)> (2026)

몽골의 근현대사적 경험을 예술적 메시지로 응축하여 미래로 전송하는 시도이다. 파편화된 거울을 이용한 설치 작업의 개념을 연장하여, 역사를 왜곡과 단절, 다중 반사의 시각으로 재해석한다. 역사적 인물과 변화하는 풍경, 투쟁의 기록을 글리치와 중첩된 화면으로 구성함으로써 기억과 정체성이 진화하는 과정을 다큐멘터리적 시각으로 추적한다.

Dog & Pig, Echoes (2026)

Single-channel video / Color / Sound, 4 min 14 sec

The collective “Dog & Pig” was formed in 2023, the Year of the Water Rabbit according to the East Asian lunar calendar. The name of the collective symbolically derives from the birth years of its members.

The video work “Echoes” emerged from an attempt to condense and visualize the historical message of what Mongolians have experienced over the past century. Through this piece, we sought to create a work that can function as a documentary transmission—an artistic message carried forward into the future. The initial concept of this video originated from a spatial installation titled “Post-Imperial Syndrome.” In that installation, fragmented mirrors were used to create an abstract environment of fracture and reflection. Through these broken surfaces, viewers were invited to reconsider history as something seen through distortion, rupture, and multiple reflections. This video work brings together fragments of historical figures, the changing nature of landscapes, struggle, and continuity. It exists both as documentation and as a question—an exploration of how memory, identity, and historical consciousness intersect and evolve over time.