The lecturer will introduce listeners to an unconventional perspective on the creative legacy of one of the most enigmatic artists of the last century. Marc Chagall is a famous painter whose work is so unique that it does not belong to any of the avant-garde movements. He was born into a poor family and grew up in poverty, yet managed to secure his place in the history of world art culture, and his works today can compete with the paintings of Picasso, Matisse, and Dali. Chagall's biography is truly fascinating: it includes ups and downs, amazing twists of fate, and predictions from fortune tellers. The lecturer from the "Art of Nations" foundation, Andrey Romanov, will introduce guests to an unconventional psychoanalytic perspective on the origins of the artist's pictorial plots and analyze his textual legacy. Details and ticket purchases can be found on the website. A ticket grants access to the "Dali and Picasso" exhibition on the day of the event.