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[ laughter ] i don't see a wall anywhere. >> the fence, the fence, sorry. >> yeah, that's been there for a long time. >> yeah. >> where you live? >> we french. >> i mean, he's american, we french. so we just -- yeah. want me to pull up? >> yeah. >> all right. >> how is it going? >> good, how are you? >> where are you heading? >> take pictures of the wall. >> the wall? >> or the fence. >> okay. have a good time. >> okay. thanks. >> i wanted to do a place for an instillation that would play with the war but not touch the war. i found a place we can drive in front of the wall but on the u.s. side, border patrol everywhere, helicopters flying, i'm like this doesn't look like an easy place and i look on the other side and see some houses crossed by the war, not that far. so we go past and then i go to the closest house from the wall because i'm like maybe i can pace something on that house. i look at that door where there was this woman and two old people, baby and chickens and the dog and she look at me like oh, i follow you on social media. i go that's insane. the first door i bang, you know, that's really weird. so i'm like all right, look, you know, me, i do this kind of stuff. she takes me to the spot closest to the fence but there is trees and stuff. it's a bit complicated for me to do it there. so look, thank you. let me continue driving alongside the wall. i kept driving to the ocean and i'm like that kid don't know why the fence is. he doesn't know there are two countries and two sides. he doesn't know what that wall means. so i go back and all i did is photograph him standing in the crib looking around him like that. and then i left. there is nothing, grass and garbage here and there so i'm like okay, whose land is this? i ask every neighbor, hey, excuse me, sir? do you know whose land? i don't know. next table. do you know whose land is this? some people wouldn't open the door. what do you want? no. what do you do? my only option is let's rent a bulldozer. anybody can rent a bulldozer. they will deliver it to anyone's address. i start digging the ground. i'm like the risk for me as a french person in mexico digging the ground next to the border, well, i'm not digging a hole under it. i'm flattening it so maybe the mexicans come first and say you can't do that here are you crazy? i'll be like i'm so sorry. we start one day, two days, three days, for 15 days nobody says anything and we level the ground. i couldn't believe it. i was like what the f, who is in charge here? so i go to rent scaffolding. all right. if you pay, we drill it. we don't ask questions. three times the size of the wall. let's see if the border patrol stop us. i come with my team and we paint that little kid. there i was like okay, maybe that's where i'm going to lose everything because border patrol is going to start saying there is something big being built by the wall. we should do something about it. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> in one day we place the entire structure. i'm like forget it, let's get out of here and i past back from the other side and stumbling on the two border patrol just looking at the kid and i just unintended said whoever wants to go see that kid, here is the location. that's all i said. one of the great thing art do, if you build a giant kid somewhere, let's go take a selfie in from the of it. that's where my idea stop. i hope people go and take photos to see the wall. it's the same land but we're on each side. and what happened is something i haven't planned. people exchanging their phones through the wall to take photos of each other, connecting, talking, how are you? 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from germany, wow, amazing. we doing a lunch. >> go to the other side. >> as soon as people come to take photos, we told them can you stay a little bit longer? after like an hour, hour and a half, there was maybe 20, 30 people and we pass them a tarp and then we like maybe we only have couple minutes so let's go fast. >> table on the mexican side continue on the u.s. side. and one music band playing for two sides. ♪ ♪ half the band was mexico, half the band in the u.s. but the same band playing the same music. passing tacos made in mexico, pass through the wall, passing illegal tacos. we'll get arrest in five minutes so let's pretend to eat so i can take a photo. everybody gather around the table. we are going to take a photo from the drone. ready? there is no wall. >> we thought this would last two minutes. that we would put the tarp and take a photo and that's it and we have to take everything up. five minute pass, 15, 20, 30, one hour, we still eating. nice lunch with music and for a moment, we really forgot there was a war. this is the eye of a dreamer. she came to the quite very young but illegally. her name is myra. i said don't come because there is a big chance we'll get arrested. not only did she come, she came with her mother. >> i have very few months left being able to be this brave and coming to the border. >> it's only an hour and a half later the border patrol came. everybody got scared. i told them send him over to me. i was on the safe side. i was in mexico anyway. i was not trying to just fie -- justify myself. turns out they were watching us the whole time but decided to let it happen. thank you. can you share tea with me? >> sure. >> solute. thank you. a chinese tea at the mexican border. how is that? he went and talked with myra. once she came, she never thought she'd be talking with an officer and he told her that he also have family on the other side and they were talking. that made me realize art can go places beyond rules and borders, maybe because art is not any part of any organization, not part of the state but something we own, we the people own and that's why it goes so far. little kids say hey, i'm here. i exist. >> a better future. that's what it means for me. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> not looking down in front of you. yeah, perfect. i like when you hold it there. nice. >> certainly don't think of this, that you'll do life in prison as a kid doing the things that you've done. you know, there's a lot of fences and walls in here to keep us in but it does more than that. it destroys who we are. it destroys our families. >> you were a graffiti artist before? >> yeah. >> that's funny. i started off coming into that lifestyle. the on difference is my transition ended up going a different way after. >> 14 years you had no human contact? >> no, just when they cuff you up and take you out. that's it. >> still can't really believe these are human cages. it's insane. here the bird gets free. in human cages. >> we hope this image we get around the world, people will see and then they'll be like okay, who is that person? and actually when you take the inmate and put your hand on any person, you can hear the story right away. like an app you can click on, you know, and hear the stories of the people. >> my name is kevin. i was a gang member. i put my whole life and focus into what i was doing at the moment. really, i was just trying to please other people. i knew this isn't what i wanted but i was scared. i'm not the person that you see. >> how do you see you're a living person with this on my face, you know? i was trying to explain, like, what it was. it's a prison thing and not really like how i perceive other people, you know? and it made me feel really ashamed. >> yeah, yeah, like that. that's good. >> i'm not just a monster that society sees me as. i'm a person. i'm a man. i'm a human. >> hello to the world. my name is richard. >> my name is nicholas. >> my name is francisco. >> my name is chris. >> my name is carlton. >> my name is alex. and doug. ♪ harp s ♪ only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. 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