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?The previous generation had a tendency to stay isolated, to work on their own, explains Kyi Pya. But we (the young generation) have grown closer. We?re more open minded. We like sharing. Everyone has a different knowledge. By talking, we enrich each other.?

This young generation is far more aware of the possibilities that Internet opens for artistic creation and promotion. Listening to Latt Zaw Nay, a young 24 year old prodigy that sells paintings for $5,000 a piece, one can?t help to feel that the web is currently changing Burma :

?In art school, we merely focused on copying the work of great masters. Then internet arrived?On the web, I was able to analyze the work of foreign artists and realized that there were many more styles than I could dream of. I used that to develop my inspiration and create my own style. Internet has also changes the way people perceive art in Burma. Before, people were only able to admire a painting passively. But now, they ask, they engage, they try to determine what?s new about this or that. It?s a very positive evolution. You see less and less realist art and more and more conceptual art out there.?]]> Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:55:21 GMT http://www.photojournale.com/data/thumbnails/162/artist_5875.jpg http://www.photojournale.com/details.php?image_id=4208