Sai Htin Linn Htet

Documentary Photographer, Curator, Multidisciplinary artist & Peace Educator

Sai Htin Linn Htet is a Yangon-based photographer and curator based in Yangon. In his professional work Sai focuses on stories about human rights, pollution, gender equality, identity and discrimination. He formerly worked as an educator, providing Peace Education Courses to politicians, civil society organizations, activists and youths from all over the country. He is currently working as Program Manager for My Yangon My Home.

Sai also creates personal documentary work looking at his own emotions and identity through self-reflective visuals. His vision is to integrate his peace building and photography expertise to support social justice and the resolving of on-going multidimensional conflicts of Myanmar. He is currently working as a curator to support and promote local emerging contemporary artists of various mediums.

Sai is a recipient of Goldsmiths Fellowship, University of London 2019. He received scholarship of Angkor Photo Festival 2018 and shortlisted for Photography & Social Justice Fellowship, Magnum Foundation 2018 . He was a finalist at the Miami Street Photography Festival 2017 and has won awards at Yangon Art and Heritage Festival, and Yangon Photo Festival.