The city of Mandalay derived its name from Mandalay Hill, well known for its immersive views lined with pagodas and monasteries. In Mandalay Hill & Moat, the artist divides the composition into several sections and colors, featuring elements such as the sky, earth, architecture, and sea. He created an abstraction of shapes with objects of varied sizes to evoke depth, with the use of rhythmic lines to denote the underwater scene. Ba Khine has worked as a professional photographer for two decades. A visit to Yangon in 1996 inspired him to pursue a career in the arts. Ba Khine's has held solo exhibitions at The Myanmar Gallery of Contemporary Art, Yangon 1999, and Studio Square, Yangon 2016. He has participated in group exhibitions such as "Looking At Women In Contemporary Burma" (2020), "Monsoon Madness" Exhibition, River Gallery, Yangon (2019), Affordable Art Fair, Singapore (2017), 10/10 Anniversary Exhibitions, River Gallery, Yangon (2016), Exposition L' Art Au Myanmar, Galleries Art Concorde, Paris (2012). He is one of five artists working collectively at Studio Square Gallery in Yangon.