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“What could be more poetic than a magnificent magenta mountain raggedly, yet delicately contoured against the pinkish evening? Demure and tranquil, it is gracefully attending to its own solitude, in which everything is negated except the placid spirit of an artist who is conjuring up a magnificent magenta mountain.”, beautifully wrote, Myint Myat Thu.

In his first Abstracted Reflection series, Min Zaw uses colour papers, the material employed by ancient Japanese craftsmen and incorporated traditional Myanmar visuals, motives and colours in making his collage works. The creased plane and the …