The neon work in the ~1 hour collection is loaded with symbolism. It features a desert snake, Arabic letters or overhanging sand dunes forming a unifying element between the designer's Arabic roots and her life. In its treatment, it also refers to pioneers of Czech abstraction such as Zdeněk Pešánek, who in the 1920s worked with neon for the first time in their modernist sculptures. It is a source of light that tells a powerful story of the artist and at the same time gives each of us the opportunity to find our own story in it.