In Nina Gavrish's lecture, you will embark on a journey to "Kustodia," discovering merchants, samovars, and the quiet pain of loss. Boris Kustodiev embodies both a celebration of color and a bright sadness for the past. Boris Kustodiev is an artist who managed to capture not just the everyday life and faces of an era, but something much more subtle: the spirit of an entire country. His work is flashes of bright color against the backdrop of a fading world, a sincere attempt to preserve in paint what can no longer be returned. In the lecture at the "Svoe Pole" space, art historian Nina Gavrish - author of the project "(Un)Cultural" - will offer a rethinking of Kustodiev's figure in the context of Russian identity. Together with her, participants will trace how the artist managed to combine decorativeness and depth, the personal and the universal. Why do his paintings, despite the abundance of details and stylization, still touch viewers? Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.