Myrna Shiras is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Myrna Shiras spent her days drawing keys, hundreds of them, each one a little puzzle with teeth and notches. She never explained what the keys meant, just kept lining them up on paper like she was collecting invisible doors. You’ll find the best bunch in Keys to Consenting Locks from 1976; they look like secret codes or musical notes, depending on how you squint.

Tap to zoom in and try to spot the one key that’s actually a tiny rabbit, it’s hiding in plain sight.