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Nothing is shown, yet everything is felt. A closed eye, a pointed ear, two small stars hanging from a delicate chain. Each star leaves a wound — two fine cuts trailing beneath the ear. Jiří Petrbok, the artist’s former professor, once called this her strongest piece, because it holds everything while revealing almost nothing. The Fault in Our Stars lingers like a memory you don’t want to explain.
