"Preguntas a Mi Padre" ("Questions to My Father") distills Karl Haendel's characteristic engagement with language, memory, and the weight of unspoken histories into a single letterpress composition. Made in 2014, the work belongs to a broader body of practice in which Haendel mines personal and collective experience through the deceptively plain mechanics of text and print, inviting viewers to sit with the emotional charge embedded in vernacular communication. The letterpress medium is not incidental here. Its deliberate, labor-intensive process mirrors the act of forming difficult questions, each impression carrying a physical insistence that digital reproduction could never replicate. Haendel, a Los Angeles-based artist whose work has been exhibited extensively in international institutional contexts, consistently foregrounds the political and intimate dimensions of everyday speech. This print occupies a quietly powerful position within that project, gesturing toward intergenerational dialogue and the things left unsaid between parents and children. The title's use of Spanish broadens the resonance of the work beyond any single cultural biography, opening it toward universal experiences of inheritance, unresolved conversation, and the courage required to ask. Presented at edition scale and signed by the artist, the work is suitable for both focused collections of works on paper and collections organized around conceptual and text-based practices. Collectors should also note that the full proceeds from this print support the programming of MARTE Contemporary in El Salvador, making the acquisition an act of direct participation in the sustained development of contemporary art in the region.