It Doesn’t Matter

What inspired the work was the artist’s desire to help her grandmother who suffered depression after the death of her husband. Šedá convinced her to create a series of drawings depicting the stock of a tool shop in which she had worked for 33 years. The installation is a record of the mental and physical rehabilitation process, which also had an autotherapeutical dimension for the artist herself. This kind of work in which idea and execution are delegated to another person, and the artist himself or herself is just the trigger in the process, expands the concept of what constitutes a work of art.