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To carry a Latino identity in this age of precarity is to live under pressure—watching families separated and communities hollowed out in the name of patriotism. Belonging feels fragile, easily revoked. Yet fragments endure: voices, lessons, memories that refuse erasure. To be human is to hold this tension, to carry the wound and still choose compassion, to resist disappearance. Havens? No! emerges from this condition. Built from discarded wood, insulation, stretcher bars, and printed remnants, the works confront the contradictions of shelter, faith, and survival, occupying a space between ruin and resilience.

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