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MARATHON FOR LIFE : A LIFE LONG MARATHON
This poster celebrates a different kind of hero—not a sporting legend but a true champion of resilience and survival. It pays tribute to one of the millions of displaced people forced to flee their homes due to the Myanmar military’s escalating atrocities against civilians. The artwork reimagines endurance and perseverance, showcasing the incredible strength it takes to run for survival, family, and hope. Central to the design is a marathon bib worn by a young Karen girl, featuring the staggering number of displaced people (since the coup) at the time of creation—over 5.5 million. This detail connects the personal story of one child to the broader humanitarian crisis, emphasizing the scale and urgency of the struggle. Through bold typography, vibrant visuals, and poignant symbolism, the piece transforms the harrowing journey of displacement into a powerful statement of courage and determination. It honors the resilience of those who refuse to give up, turning their struggle into an enduring symbol of hope and strength.
Digital Art
MARATHON FOR LIFE : A LIFE LONG MARATHON
This poster celebrates a different kind of hero—not a sporting legend but a true champion of resilience and survival. It pays tribute to one of the millions of displaced people forced to flee their homes due to the Myanmar military’s escalating atrocities against civilians. The artwork reimagines endurance and perseverance, showcasing the incredible strength it takes to run for survival, family, and hope. Central to the design is a marathon bib worn by a young Karen girl, featuring the staggering number of displaced people (since the coup) at the time of creation—over 5.5 million. This detail connects the personal story of one child to the broader humanitarian crisis, emphasizing the scale and urgency of the struggle. Through bold typography, vibrant visuals, and poignant symbolism, the piece transforms the harrowing journey of displacement into a powerful statement of courage and determination. It honors the resilience of those who refuse to give up, turning their struggle into an enduring symbol of hope and strength.
Digital Art
MARATHON FOR LIFE : A LIFE LONG MARATHON
This poster celebrates a different kind of hero—not a sporting legend but a true champion of resilience and survival. It pays tribute to one of the millions of displaced people forced to flee their homes due to the Myanmar military’s escalating atrocities against civilians. The artwork reimagines endurance and perseverance, showcasing the incredible strength it takes to run for survival, family, and hope. Central to the design is a marathon bib worn by a young Karen girl, featuring the staggering number of displaced people (since the coup) at the time of creation—over 5.5 million. This detail connects the personal story of one child to the broader humanitarian crisis, emphasizing the scale and urgency of the struggle. Through bold typography, vibrant visuals, and poignant symbolism, the piece transforms the harrowing journey of displacement into a powerful statement of courage and determination. It honors the resilience of those who refuse to give up, turning their struggle into an enduring symbol of hope and strength.
Digital Art
RAIN : A HERO & HEALER
This stained-glass-inspired artwork honors Rain, a Kachin hero who gave himself piece by piece to save others, ultimately at the cost of his own life. As the Kachin people are predominantly Christian, the design draws from the vibrant, intricate patterns of church stained glass, blending sacred imagery with the bold, colorful textiles the Kachin are renowned for. The fragmented style symbolizes Rain’s selflessness, reflecting how he dedicated every part of himself to the greater good. At the center, a stethoscope replaces the traditional Kachin swords on their flag with a surgeon’s knife, representing Rain’s choice of healing over violence. Known for their legendary skills in warfare, the Kachin warrior spirit is reimagined here as a symbol of compassion and sacrifice. The adjusted flag emblem on the stethoscope highlights Rain’s quiet bravery in choosing a different path, one of saving lives rather than taking them. Through its luminous colors and poignant symbolism, this piece celebrates Rain’s courage and humanity, turning his story into a beacon of hope and a reminder of the power of selflessness even in the darkest times.
Digital Art
RAIN : A HERO & HEALER
This stained-glass-inspired artwork honors Rain, a Kachin hero who gave himself piece by piece to save others, ultimately at the cost of his own life. As the Kachin people are predominantly Christian, the design draws from the vibrant, intricate patterns of church stained glass, blending sacred imagery with the bold, colorful textiles the Kachin are renowned for. The fragmented style symbolizes Rain’s selflessness, reflecting how he dedicated every part of himself to the greater good. At the center, a stethoscope replaces the traditional Kachin swords on their flag with a surgeon’s knife, representing Rain’s choice of healing over violence. Known for their legendary skills in warfare, the Kachin warrior spirit is reimagined here as a symbol of compassion and sacrifice. The adjusted flag emblem on the stethoscope highlights Rain’s quiet bravery in choosing a different path, one of saving lives rather than taking them. Through its luminous colors and poignant symbolism, this piece celebrates Rain’s courage and humanity, turning his story into a beacon of hope and a reminder of the power of selflessness even in the darkest times.
Digital Art
RAIN : A HERO & HEALER
This stained-glass-inspired artwork honors Rain, a Kachin hero who gave himself piece by piece to save others, ultimately at the cost of his own life. As the Kachin people are predominantly Christian, the design draws from the vibrant, intricate patterns of church stained glass, blending sacred imagery with the bold, colorful textiles the Kachin are renowned for. The fragmented style symbolizes Rain’s selflessness, reflecting how he dedicated every part of himself to the greater good. At the center, a stethoscope replaces the traditional Kachin swords on their flag with a surgeon’s knife, representing Rain’s choice of healing over violence. Known for their legendary skills in warfare, the Kachin warrior spirit is reimagined here as a symbol of compassion and sacrifice. The adjusted flag emblem on the stethoscope highlights Rain’s quiet bravery in choosing a different path, one of saving lives rather than taking them. Through its luminous colors and poignant symbolism, this piece celebrates Rain’s courage and humanity, turning his story into a beacon of hope and a reminder of the power of selflessness even in the darkest times.
Digital Art
STOLEN FREEDOM: A Portrait of Aye Nandar Soe
In collaboration with Myanmar designer Black Design, this piece honors Aye Nandar Soe, a student activist and member of the All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABFSU), who has been missing since her arrest in September 2021. Detained without charge and held in unknown conditions, her case reflects the Myanmar military regime’s brutal crackdown on activists and protesters. Inspired by Shepard Fairey’s iconic portraiture, this artwork reimagines hope in Myanmar through the faces of its young activists, like Aye Nandar Soe. Her absence symbolizes not just the loss of an individual but the theft of democracy from the people. The bold lines and vibrant tones evoke resilience and determination, elevating her as an enduring emblem of courage and defiance against oppression. This piece invites viewers to reflect on the cost of freedom and the unwavering spirit of those fighting for justice.
Digital Art
STOLEN FREEDOM: A Portrait of Aye Nandar Soe
In collaboration with Myanmar designer Black Design, this piece honors Aye Nandar Soe, a student activist and member of the All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABFSU), who has been missing since her arrest in September 2021. Detained without charge and held in unknown conditions, her case reflects the Myanmar military regime’s brutal crackdown on activists and protesters. Inspired by Shepard Fairey’s iconic portraiture, this artwork reimagines hope in Myanmar through the faces of its young activists, like Aye Nandar Soe. Her absence symbolizes not just the loss of an individual but the theft of democracy from the people. The bold lines and vibrant tones evoke resilience and determination, elevating her as an enduring emblem of courage and defiance against oppression. This piece invites viewers to reflect on the cost of freedom and the unwavering spirit of those fighting for justice.
Digital Art
STOLEN FREEDOM: A Portrait of Aye Nandar Soe
In collaboration with Myanmar designer Black Design, this piece honors Aye Nandar Soe, a student activist and member of the All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABFSU), who has been missing since her arrest in September 2021. Detained without charge and held in unknown conditions, her case reflects the Myanmar military regime’s brutal crackdown on activists and protesters. Inspired by Shepard Fairey’s iconic portraiture, this artwork reimagines hope in Myanmar through the faces of its young activists, like Aye Nandar Soe. Her absence symbolizes not just the loss of an individual but the theft of democracy from the people. The bold lines and vibrant tones evoke resilience and determination, elevating her as an enduring emblem of courage and defiance against oppression. This piece invites viewers to reflect on the cost of freedom and the unwavering spirit of those fighting for justice.
Digital Art
Digital Art
REVOLUTION IN THE HEART: A TRIBUTE TO KHET THI
Linocut, Red Ink This piece commemorates Zaw Thun, known as Khet Thi, a poet and pacifist whose words became a rallying cry for Myanmar’s pro-democracy movement. Centered around his powerful line, “They shoot in the head, but they don’t know that revolution is in the heart,” the artwork carves the word “revolution” into a heart shape, symbolizing the resilience and spirit of the people he championed. The linocut technique reflects the brutality of his death—each carved stroke echoing the violence he endured, including the removal of his heart. Red ink evokes both the bloodshed of his sacrifice and the emotional weight of his legacy. Khet Thi lived by his beliefs and died for them, transforming his poetry into a lasting symbol of resistance and hope. This work invites reflection on his courage and the enduring power of words to ignite change.
Digital Art
REVOLUTION IN THE HEART: A TRIBUTE TO KHET THI
Linocut, Red Ink This piece commemorates Zaw Thun, known as Khet Thi, a poet and pacifist whose words became a rallying cry for Myanmar’s pro-democracy movement. Centered around his powerful line, “They shoot in the head, but they don’t know that revolution is in the heart,” the artwork carves the word “revolution” into a heart shape, symbolizing the resilience and spirit of the people he championed. The linocut technique reflects the brutality of his death—each carved stroke echoing the violence he endured, including the removal of his heart. Red ink evokes both the bloodshed of his sacrifice and the emotional weight of his legacy. Khet Thi lived by his beliefs and died for them, transforming his poetry into a lasting symbol of resistance and hope. This work invites reflection on his courage and the enduring power of words to ignite change.
Digital Art
THEY SHOOT IN HEADS : KYAL SIN / ANGEL
This piece commemorates Kyal Sin, also known as Angel, a 19-year-old from Mandalay who became a martyr and symbol of resistance during Myanmar’s 2021 anti-coup protests. Kyal Sin was killed on 3 March 2021 by a gunshot to the head as she courageously stood alongside fellow protesters demanding freedom and democracy. Her death marked a tragic milestone in the military regime’s escalating brutality, as young people like her gave their lives to confront oppression. Designed in the style of a shooting target poster, this artwork reflects the harsh reality faced by Myanmar’s protesters— peaceful citizens forced to endure the constant threat of violence from the regime. The bullet holes and stark imagery convey the fear and unwavering bravery of those who risked everything to stand against tyranny. This piece honors Kyal Sin’s sacrifice and the countless others who have faced violence in their fight for justice, turning her story into a lasting symbol of hope, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Myanmar’s youth.
SHWE GUEVARA
Shwe Guevara reimagines Che Guevara’s iconic image through the lens of Burmese identity, blending global revolutionary symbolism with local cultural resonance. In Burmese, Shwe means “gold,” representing purity, value, and resilience, making it a fitting counterpart to Che’s legacy of defiance and hope. By incorporating traditional Burmese motifs and golden hues, the design connects Che’s global iconography to Myanmar’s struggles for justice and freedom. Drawing inspiration from the Cuban Revolution’s use of bold, minimalist poster art to unify diverse groups and inspire action, this piece adapts Che’s stylized image—immortalized by Alberto Korda and Jim Fitzpatrick—to speak directly to Burmese audiences. The golden tones evoke Myanmar’s cultural heritage while symbolizing a shared vision of justice, equality, and resistance to oppression. Shwe Guevara serves as a bridge between international revolutionary movements and Myanmar’s fight for democracy, transforming Che’s image into a localized emblem of solidarity and hope.
Digital Art
SHWE GUEVARA
Shwe Guevara reimagines Che Guevara’s iconic image through the lens of Burmese identity, blending global revolutionary symbolism with local cultural resonance. In Burmese, Shwe means “gold,” representing purity, value, and resilience, making it a fitting counterpart to Che’s legacy of defiance and hope. By incorporating traditional Burmese motifs and golden hues, the design connects Che’s global iconography to Myanmar’s struggles for justice and freedom. Drawing inspiration from the Cuban Revolution’s use of bold, minimalist poster art to unify diverse groups and inspire action, this piece adapts Che’s stylized image—immortalized by Alberto Korda and Jim Fitzpatrick—to speak directly to Burmese audiences. The golden tones evoke Myanmar’s cultural heritage while symbolizing a shared vision of justice, equality, and resistance to oppression. Shwe Guevara serves as a bridge between international revolutionary movements and Myanmar’s fight for democracy, transforming Che’s image into a localized emblem of solidarity and hope.
Digital Art
SHWE GUEVARA
Shwe Guevara reimagines Che Guevara’s iconic image through the lens of Burmese identity, blending global revolutionary symbolism with local cultural resonance. In Burmese, Shwe means “gold,” representing purity, value, and resilience, making it a fitting counterpart to Che’s legacy of defiance and hope. By incorporating traditional Burmese motifs and golden hues, the design connects Che’s global iconography to Myanmar’s struggles for justice and freedom. Drawing inspiration from the Cuban Revolution’s use of bold, minimalist poster art to unify diverse groups and inspire action, this piece adapts Che’s stylized image—immortalized by Alberto Korda and Jim Fitzpatrick—to speak directly to Burmese audiences. The golden tones evoke Myanmar’s cultural heritage while symbolizing a shared vision of justice, equality, and resistance to oppression. Shwe Guevara serves as a bridge between international revolutionary movements and Myanmar’s fight for democracy, transforming Che’s image into a localized emblem of solidarity and hope.
Digital Art
WATERMELON HEROES
This artwork pays tribute to the “Watermelon Soldiers” of Myanmar’s military—individuals who outwardly wear the green uniform of the regime but secretly harbor the red revolutionary spirit of the people. These silent heroes risk everything to aid the resistance, providing crucial information and support to those fighting for freedom and democracy. Their duality, symbolized by the green rind and red core of a watermelon, represents the hidden revolution within the ranks of oppression. Drawing inspiration from the iconic anti-Vietnam War film Full Metal Jacket, the design combines bold imagery and satirical undertones to convey the tension and bravery of these unlikely revolutionaries. By framing these soldiers as “Watermelon Heroes,” the artwork reclaims their identity from one of camouflage to one of quiet defiance, transforming their hidden acts into a bold statement of courage and hope. It is a visual reminder that even within systems of oppression, the seeds of resistance can thrive.
Digital Art
WATERMELON HEROES
This artwork pays tribute to the “Watermelon Soldiers” of Myanmar’s military—individuals who outwardly wear the green uniform of the regime but secretly harbor the red revolutionary spirit of the people. These silent heroes risk everything to aid the resistance, providing crucial information and support to those fighting for freedom and democracy. Their duality, symbolized by the green rind and red core of a watermelon, represents the hidden revolution within the ranks of oppression. Drawing inspiration from the iconic anti-Vietnam War film Full Metal Jacket, the design combines bold imagery and satirical undertones to convey the tension and bravery of these unlikely revolutionaries. By framing these soldiers as “Watermelon Heroes,” the artwork reclaims their identity from one of camouflage to one of quiet defiance, transforming their hidden acts into a bold statement of courage and hope. It is a visual reminder that even within systems of oppression, the seeds of resistance can thrive.
Digital Art
WATERMELON HEROES
This artwork pays tribute to the “Watermelon Soldiers” of Myanmar’s military—individuals who outwardly wear the green uniform of the regime but secretly harbor the red revolutionary spirit of the people. These silent heroes risk everything to aid the resistance, providing crucial information and support to those fighting for freedom and democracy. Their duality, symbolized by the green rind and red core of a watermelon, represents the hidden revolution within the ranks of oppression. Drawing inspiration from the iconic anti-Vietnam War film Full Metal Jacket, the design combines bold imagery and satirical undertones to convey the tension and bravery of these unlikely revolutionaries. By framing these soldiers as “Watermelon Heroes,” the artwork reclaims their identity from one of camouflage to one of quiet defiance, transforming their hidden acts into a bold statement of courage and hope. It is a visual reminder that even within systems of oppression, the seeds of resistance can thrive.
Digital Art
