"Raymond, I don't think I'm in Mexico anymore" includes voice-over of the artist. Ze documented the experience of installing an altar in a Cemetery and the conversation with hirself. The artist talks about hir experiences immigrating to Canada, living with hir friend, reflecting about hir life and the experiences in Mexico and Canada. This installation/performance explores the idea of the costume of Día de Los Muertos that traditionally happens in Mexico but installed in a new setting. The struggle that in hir mind is happening after living 15 years in Canada. The video explores how the culture is changing hir and affecting hir perception of who ze is. As a tradition in Mexico, paying tribute to loved ones that passed away in the cemetery is important, not only to show the world that we haven’t forgotten about them but as a constant reminder that is part of life that doesn’t end here, in this world. This piece is not only telling the relationship that Luis had with hir friend Raymond, but also the emotional journey that many times ze had with the dead-ending in a cemetery.