Mila Fürstová (*1975) is an internationally recognized Czech artist based in the United Kingdom. She studied Fine Arts and English Language and Literature at Charles University and Graphic Arts at the University of Gloucestershire and the Royal College of Art in London. Her works are an integral part of private and public collections, including the art collection of Queen Elizabeth II and the V&A Museum in London. She creates using the etching technique, and her work is characterized by multidimensionality, achieved by frequent folding and cutting of the material or repeated printing on glass and other transparent surfaces. The result is often poetic works that are an intimate portrait of the human soul from a woman’s perspective. She came to the attention of the general public by creating the cover of the music album Ghost Stories by the British band Coldplay in 2014. The world-renowned curator Grayson Perry placed her monumental graphic All the Rivers That Flow Through Me among the works of the most important contemporary artists at the legendary The Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. The Czech public knows her work in the form of a large composition of wings for the Mattoni company or illustrations for the books Bouquet by Karel Jaromír Erben (Odeon, 2020), Grandma by Božena Němcová (Odeon, 2021) and May by Karel Hynek Mácha (Oden, 2023). In 2024, the Museum of East Bohemia in Hradec Králové organized the largest exhibition to date of the author’s work Taj jemnosti alebo Návraty domů, accompanied by a descriptive catalog of the same name.