The Kadare Museum hosted the launch of Suzana Varvarica Kuka’s latest book, “The Perfect Circle.” Varvarica is an art curator and sculptor.

Friends and admirers of the author attended the event. The panel included publisher Elda Vela, journalist Ilirian Agolli, and the author’s daughter, who wrote the book’s foreword.

“The Perfect Circle” is a collection of short stories blending magical realism with deep psychological insight. Varvarica captures subtle details of the human body, the city, and daily life. Her work shows that art has no boundaries: words can be carved as firmly as stone.

As a sculptor, Varvarica is known for exploring the human form as a space for reflection. This interplay of material and emotion also appears in her writing. She approaches the human figure not as representation but as a process, exploring what lies beneath the surface. This vision naturally extends into her prose.

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