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Marco Miller

  • Jan 18, 2017
  • 1 min read

Marco Miller is a Chicago painter, sculptor, designer, street artist. Marco's most recent work deals with the laborers at Mexico's mega-farms who endure harsh conditions and exploitation while supplying produce for American consumers. Marco wants to shed light on the "product of Mexico" stickers located on our produce that many of us just peel off.

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Ehen James
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This is such a powerful and meaningful project by Marco Miller. It’s inspiring to see an artist using his creativity to highlight the struggles of laborers who often go unseen but are essential to our daily lives. The concept of transforming something as simple as a “product of Mexico” sticker into a symbol of awareness is truly thought-provoking. If you’re interested in exploring more insightful and educational content, you might like Udisepluss.com — a platform that also focuses on awareness and learning through impactful stories and information.

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