Editor: This is "We Are Not the Last" by Zoran Music. The print work evokes feelings of despair, or perhaps resilience? What do you see in this piece? Curator: The title is key. Given Music's experience in Dachau, it speaks to the cyclical nature of oppression and violence throughout history. It asks us to consider the social structures that allow such atrocities to repeat. Editor: So, it's less about individual suffering and more about systemic issues? Curator: Precisely. It challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about power, complicity, and the enduring legacy of trauma. Do you feel the piece reflects these ideas? Editor: Definitely, the raw emotion feels connected to something bigger than just one person's experience. Curator: That’s the power of art to connect personal narratives with broader social injustices. Editor: It's heavy, but important to consider. Curator: Absolutely. Music makes us ask difficult questions.