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Monsters, animals and fearless women inhabit the imaginative world of Swiss illustrator Eva Rust.

This is her poster for #ArtistsForLaGuarimba2026

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Inspired by nature, Japanese woodcut prints, vintage toys and human behaviour, Estonian illustrator Jaan Rõõmus creates images that move between irony and quiet sensitivity.

We are proud to unveil his poster for #ArtistsForLaGuarimba2026

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Identity, heritage and self representation shape the powerful visual language of Tanzanian illustrator Precious Seronga. Through Maasai inspired forms and traditional craft references, her work challenges Western narratives about Africa, celebrating culture, skill and pride.

This is her poster for #ArtistsForLaGuarimba2026

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Bold colours, island pride and powerful feminine figures define the world of Polynesian illustrator from Hawaii Shar Tui’asoa.

We are proud to unveil her poster for #ArtistsForLaGuarimba2026

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Soft irony, quiet observation and a playful sense of scale define the visual world of Norwegian illustrator Marianne Gretteberg Engedal. Her drawings inhabit a space where everyday life gently bends into the surreal, and humour becomes a form of tenderness.

We are proud to unveil her poster for #ArtistsForLaGuarimba2026

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Tenderness, colour and feline spirit come together in the vibrant visual world of Santa Gata, a Bolivian illustrator from Sucre whose work moves between the fantastical and the everyday.

We are proud to unveil her poster for #ArtistsForLaGuarimba2026

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Human rights, feminism and stories from the Global South shape the powerful visual practice of Pakistani artist and illustrator @shehzilm Working across illustration, street art and publishing, her work confronts injustice and reimagines care, justice and collective futures.

From gendered violence to migration and climate change, her drawings dismantle regressive narratives and invite more inclusive ways of seeing.

We are proud to welcome Shehzil Malik into the collective exhibition #ArtistsForLaGuarimba2026

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Traditional Myanmar textiles and ancient Burmese line painting shape the poetic visual universe of Myanmar born artist Chuu Wai. Created with a base of traditional fabric and inspired by classical Burmese line painting, this poster reimagines La Guarimba’s monkey as a symbol of curiosity and cultural crossing, where tradition meets movement, and play meets poetry.

A painter, performance artist and activist from Myanmar, Chuu Wai has been living in exile in Paris since the 2021 military coup.

We are proud to welcome Chuu Wai into the collective exhibition #ArtistsForLaGuarimba2026