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Julia Molchanova, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, has her artwork on public display for the first time in Columbus as part of the traveling exhibition of the Trump-Epstein Reading Room. Her paintings, created to process her trauma and depict her experiences with Epstein, include images of a teddy bear representing Epstein, sometimes shown in prison or hanging. Molchanova hopes her art will raise awareness about grooming and sexual abuse and who she met in her early 20s, escaped Epstein's manipulation, and has since spoken publicly about her experiences and legal actions related to Epstein's case.
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