What was the city like that the young Dostoevsky walked through? What colors, sounds, and rhythms filled its streets, alleys, shops, and temples? Participants of the masterclass "Moscow in the Time of Dostoevsky" are invited to imagine this theme and embody the atmosphere of a bygone era using paper, scissors, and a pencil. Participants will create an artistic diary - a collage in mixed media inspired by urban landscapes of the 19th century. Artist Vera Gryazeva - a participant in plein airs and exhibitions, a member of the Association of Plein Air Artists - will guide guests through all stages of the creative process. You will learn how to harmoniously combine sketching and collage, how to bring static images to life, and whether such works can be created en plein air. This masterclass can be considered a practice in attentive observation of the city and its history. Participants will learn to see the spirit of the time, the rhythm of life, drama, and poetry in architecture. And all this - in the cozy atmosphere of the library where Fyodor Mikhailovich himself once visited. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.