The exhibition 'Sexy Silver', curated by Miroslava Dočkalová, highlights the often-overlooked aspects of intimacy and sexuality among the elderly in care facilities across Czechia. Through interviews with seniors, Dočkalová captures the stark realities they face, such as rigid daily schedules that leave little room for romantic interactions. One senior noted the lack of opportunities for intimacy, as activities are confined to certain times of the day, illustrating the broader neglect of sexual health and emotional needs in elder care.

Dočkalová's work emphasizes that while some individuals maintain intimate relationships, their experiences are fraught with challenges—such as societal stigmas and the structural limitations of care facilities. The first-hand accounts featured in the exhibition reflect a deeply personal struggle for connection and affection among seniors, a demographic often dismissed in discussions around sexuality. The exhibition seeks not only to shed light on these personal narratives but also to provoke wider conversations about the importance of sexual health and the emotional well-being of the elderly.

In a society where discussions about aging and intimacy are often taboo, 'Sexy Silver' offers a vital perspective that challenges perceptions of seniors as asexual beings. By bringing forward their stories, Dočkalová's initiative promotes the idea that intimacy is a universal human experience, deserving of acknowledgment and respect, regardless of age. This exhibition serves as a call to action for both caregivers and society at large to take the emotional and physical needs of seniors into consideration, advocating for a more inclusive understanding of intimacy in later life.