Way Back

Shin Nay Min has been a graphic designer for over 40 years. He worked with computers for most of his career, creating digital art. But as he got older, his eyesight weakened, and he could no longer use a computer for long periods. Even so, he did not stop creating. He turned to canvas and paper to continue his art, using lines and colors to express his feelings. This exhibition shows his new journey in art. He is inspired by the ancient Pyu era, a rich part of Myanmar’s history. The Pyu civilization is known for its art and architecture. Shin Nay Min lives in Pyi, an ancient Pyu city, and he loves the culture of that time. His artworks bring together his emotions and the symbols of the Pyu era, creating unique neuro graphic art. 'Way Back' is a mix of past and present. It shows how the ancient Pyu culture can inspire modern art. His lines and shapes tell stories of the past, while his colors show his feelings and thoughts. This exhibition is a tribute to his lifelong creativity. It also shows that art can preserve history and keep traditions alive. Shin Nay Min’s work reminds us that creativity never stops. His art connects us to the past while inspiring the present and future.