The intervention Those Who Dig Their Own Pyramids was conducted in the Christopher Columbus Cemetery, in Havana. This site was built between 1871 and 1886 and has since been declared a World Heritage Monument. Those Who Dig Their Own Pyramids consisted of the construction six marble urns and carrying out six exhumations. I made a research in the cemetery’s archive and selected a number of people who had died unnoticed by all except their immediate families. After that, I contacted the families concerned and asked for their permission to make funerary urns for the remains of their relatives.