In Mongolia, winter is not just a season, but a permanent condition that shapes every decision. This project documents the winter migration of a semi-nomadic family who, by tradition, move four times a year together with all their herds. Each migration is a necessity: following pasture, protecting the animals, and adapting to a landscape that shifts with the seasons. Tradition requires owning many animals, not as a symbol of wealth, but as a form of balance and survival. Horses, camels, yaks, and sheep move together across frozen steppe and vast distances.
