What happens if the collector becomes the mediator? Dmitry Kosolapov offers an unusual perspective on the exhibition of private collections, where art is not a showcase but a field of play, choice, and appropriation. This is mediation with character, where every viewer is a potential collector. What do we choose when we collect collections? And can we call art ours just by looking at it? Dmitry Kosolapov's mediation offers not just a walk through the exhibition but a chance to play an intellectual game: to become a collector, to appropriate, to choose, to define what is ours. Dmitry Kosolapov is not a professional curator but a cultural actor, a collector of contemporary art, and a co-author of the Telegram channel 'Ekatarsis'. His perspective on the works is free from museum correctness - it is personal, alive, subjective. This is not a tour but a conversation about taste, passion, and search. The mediation takes place against the backdrop of an exhibition of private collections, where the collections of Pavel Neganov, owner of the Underground Museum, Anna Filosyán, and Kosolapov himself coexist. Before your eyes, an exchange will occur - the collector becomes the viewer, and the viewer becomes a potential collector. There are no right answers here - only your intuition and impulse. The format of mediator meetings at the Underground Museum is becoming a tradition. But inviting not only mediators but also influencers and cultural figures of the city to this role is a real find. It allows for a different perspective on the exhibition, shedding academicity and discussing art in a lively, human language. 'The Collector's Game' is not about art historical accuracy but about what touches and resonates. If you are curious about how art can become yours - come. You may leave with a new perspective not only on the gallery but also on yourself. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are collected on our website.