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Compra arte que enamore
Excus(h)e Me
In Excus(h)e Me, Zhao gives form to the quiet repetition of a phrase that follows her through daily life: “excuse me.” It carries the weight of hearing loss, the residue of cultural stereotypes, and the instinct to shrink before being judged. For years, apology became her reflex: a way of softening presence, of surviving spaces that were never built to listen.



