In June 2016, a girl bought a tomato plant. As there were no cherry tomato plants available, she had to buy a regular tomato one. Even though she knew the pot was small, the tomato plant lived his whole existence in it, until October of that same year, in apparent independence and indifference. Against all odds, the tomato plant managed to blossom and bear one fruit, just the one tomato. Through an apparently simple device, Clara Jost creates an equally simple narrative, in which she explores the growing pains, especially the beginning and end of romantic relationships. After “Closing Eyes” and “Glaze”, both shown at Curtas, “Meine Liebe” returns to the themes of love and time. (PC)