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Laura explains that they founded their artist collective two years ago and work exclusively on the theme of death, which they have experienced in visceral ways-especially Piedad. When she was fifteen, her father-an undocumented worker-died in California and got shipped home weeks later in a cardboard box sealed with masking tape. This so upset her mother, Piedad had to open it and identify him.

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