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Gun violence doesn't stop East Dallas artist from getting back what he lost
Christian Vasquez, Gila Espinoza
Artist Antonio Lechuga was shot while jogging, a victim of gun violence. The experience not only transformed his life but also how he creates art, using thick blankets or cobijas, to paint collages.