The Department of the Stolen Corporeal is a multimedia project that reinterprets the historical exploitation inherent in American medicine, focusing on the practice of body theft from public burial grounds and the medical field's use of disadvantaged bodies in illicit cadaver research. It employs lens-based work, soundscapes, installations, and audience participation to create a living archive connecting past abuses and contemporary medical malpractice. Nunes, who can speak to the lived experiences of gender and neurodivergence,  will be utilizing the support of Idea Capital to bring in artists and academics from other impacted communities for equal collaboration, input, and advisement as the project grows into its final form, a site-specific installation.