Ando's two- and three-dimensional works reference American minimalism and Zen Reductivism in their exploration of reflectivity and luminosity.
According to the New York Times, "Miya Ando's refined, subtle works of rolled steel, made of sheets of burnished and chemically treated metal, are also a must-see for anyone interested in post-minimalist contemporary art."
 Rural Intelligence observed "Miya Ando's work on steel canvas are post-minimalism at its very best."
Ando's two- and three-dimensional works reference American minimalism and Zen Reductivism in their exploration of reflectivity and luminosity. According to the New York Times, "Miya Ando's refined, subtle works of rolled steel, made of sheets of burnished and chemically treated metal, are also a must-see for anyone interested in post-minimalist contemporary art."  Rural Intelligence observed "Miya Ando's work on steel canvas are post-minimalism at its very best."
Miya Ando