"So Young, So Beautiful, So Criminal" by Jana Müller provides an overview of the artist's latest body of work and the mental background behind it. The expansive installations resemble documentation of mysterious events, creating a interplay between real occurrences and fiction. The visual language evokes crime scene investigations, theatrical backdrops, and cinematic aesthetics. At the heart of the book are Müller's floor sculptures, made up of glass plates of varying sizes and weights, between which clothing and accessories are pressed. The layering gives them the appearance of fantastic paintings while also evoking thoughts of microscopic specimens. "The resulting stories may deal with realms of the irrational, the repressed, and the unsettling - with subjective and collective fears, memories, and fantasies that linger in the background and evade any visual representation." (K. Meyer) Featuring a text by Kathrin Meyer.