Trabajo Digno (Dignified Work)

An orange Home Depot bucket, reworked and marked "Home Not Deport", a direct response to the ICE raids that began at LA Home Depot locations targeting undocumented day laborers. The piece contrasts a symbol of home improvement with the reality of kidnapping and deportation, while nodding to the street vendors who carry flowers through Los Angeles in the same plastic buckets.

It features cempasúchil, the marigold tied to Día de los Muertos, alongside Birds of Paradise — a flower native to South Africa but common in Black gardens across South Central LA. At its core, the work is about dignity, resilience, and the belief that everyone has the right to belong.

Standard Print

8 × 10 in

Open edition

Limited Edition Archival Print

11 × 14 in

Edition of 25

High Quality Fine Art Giclee Prints

Archival Inks on Museum Quality Paper

Hand-signed and numbered by the artist with Graphite

Certificate of Authenticity