About Us

Aumzens is a gallery/art store/space that integrates Himalayan art and Oriental aesthetics. Although established not long ago, it has developed a unique style and a wide-ranging influence.

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Aumzens is deeply inspired by the "nomad" concept proposed by philosophers and sociologists. The creation of this art space is imbued with the significance of "nomadism," maintaining an attitude towards art that embodies a non-linear, decentralized, and constantly evolving social and cognitive model. Through this "nomadic" thought, Aumzens Art advocates for fluidity and diversity in artistic creation and presentation, breaking traditional art boundaries, intertwining elements of "decoration" and "reflection," and encouraging artists to explore, experiment, and focus on their intrinsic logic. This approach promotes the collision and fusion of diverse cultures and ways of thinking. In the context of "individual narratives" and "collective memory," Aumzens Art explores the intrinsic aesthetic expression of each artwork. Simultaneously, it practices the expression of "social sculpture" in the spirit of nomadism.

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Aumzens is based on culturally conscious, reflective, and critical practitioners, bringing back the overlooked, highlighting the unnoticed, and enabling diverse and different individuals to resonate sensibly within the whole. Aumzens has curated exhibitions of intangible cultural heritage arts such as the embroidery of the Miao ethnic minority in China, and Tibetan thangka paintings, and has organized exhibitions themed around "Awakening and Introspection," participating in the 2024 LA Art Show.

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Aumzens also exhibits a wide range of contemporary Western art, advocating inclusivity, uniqueness, spirituality, innovation, technology, and aesthetics. Aumzens is committed to developing a vision and attracting a unique group of clients and collectors. Aumzens regularly holds sharing sessions or lectures, promoting not only cross-regional, cross-cultural academic exchanges but also advancing interdisciplinary cooperation in the arts.

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Image source: Rina