This illustration unites Seville and Miami through culture, architecture, and tradition. I drew inspiration from three illustrators I admire: Jordi Labanda, for the elegance and movement of his figures in the composition of the dress; Megan Hess, for the delicacy of her female faces; and Malika Favre, for her use of geometry and color contrasts.

The Giralda and the bridges of Seville emerge amidst the Miami skyline and palm trees.
At the center, bridging the two cities, a woman dances *sevillanas* with grace and elegance, embodying the soul of the *Feria*: music, dance, fashion, and tradition.
Triana tiles—reflecting a Mudéjar heritage and nodding to Malika Favre’s geometric designs for La Mercè 2021—intertwine with the flower from the Seville Fair in Miami logo. Thus, Sevillian tradition and Miami’s tropical elements coexist in a unique visual language.
The composition culminates with Seville and Spain representing one's roots, and Miami as the place where those roots remain alive and have found a new home.
Two cities united by the same Fair, the same culture, and a shared identity.