On February 1st 2021, the military coup in Burma brings to an end a brief period of democratic governance. Since the takeover, the country has seen massive protests and a general strike calling for a return of democracy and the elected government. As of 1st october, the junta has killed over 1100 peaceful demonstrators, arrested 7 000 to 8 000 and issued arrest warrants against 2 000 democratic opponents currently in hiding.

Only few days after the coup, Chuu Wai Nyein founded the WRITE FOR RIGHT movement. On a truck following the demonstration, the group of young artists created hundreds of posters to voice the anger of the people of Burma against the regime.When not demonstrating, the artists painted pieces of art to fund the civil government in exile. Many were imprisoned. Chased by the junta, Chuu Wai Nyein chose exile. She manages to take with her some of these posters, created by people who took great risks and put themselves in danger. The posters are undoubtedly part of the revolution and the history of Myanmar.