With actresses Dalia Perez and Adriana Tomy Santiz from the Mayan Chamula community in Chiapas, we recreated a classic and everyday scene that we might observe anywhere in the world: two women sweeping. But in this incarnation, the spectator public experiences surprise, awkwardness, and even grief as the gravity of the surrealist scene unfolds. These women sweep up hundreds of gesso penises littering the central plaza and throw them into the organic waste garbage can. This work uses surrealism and even comedy to bring people into issues that are dark, it uses absurdity to take people out of their comfort zone and notion of reality. Over the course of the performance, we could see the viewers excitement turn to a more serious understanding of the issues at hand.  In the end, many of the spectators took a pene out of the garbage as souvenirs.