Ksenia Makarova's lecture offers a look at the city through intermediate spaces that usually remain in the background. The city often seems like a collection of streets, houses, and yards, but between these understandable points lies a less noticeable territory - spaces by fences, passages, gaps between fences, and areas where everyday life moves according to its own rules. Ksenia Makarova's lecture focuses on such places and suggests considering them as an important part of the urban environment. The theme of the lecture is related to the public program of the exhibition "Borders of Age," where researchers discuss childhood, adulthood, old age, the sociology of space, and ways of human interaction with the world. The lecture will be delivered by Ksenia Makarova - a candidate of sociological sciences and an independent researcher. Her perspective will be interesting to those who love urban studies, contemporary anthropology, the sociology of everyday life, and discussions about how the environment around us is structured. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KudaGo.