The exhibition by Alexey Vasilyev «MEA GHETTO. BIBLIOTHECA. (part 2)» transforms the library into a mythical «temple of the future». What if the library is not the silence of catalog corridors, but a place where the future is formed? «MEA GHETTO. BIBLIOTHECA. (part 2)» by Alexey Vasilyev represents a myth about the ghetto-future: on the ruins of factory workshops, a «temple of reading» arises, where concrete, iron, and book dust become the material of a new ritual. The author invites us to view the library as an opportunity to choose between the past and the future. The exhibition features sharp contours, industrial textures, and texts gathered into dense «bricks» of meaning. Each fragment is like a personal inscription on the wall, an attempt to affirm one's right to knowledge. The exhibition is structured like a script: an introduction presenting the myth's setup; a conflict in which the library argues with itself; a resolution where the viewer decides what is more important to them - the library as a «temple» or as a «tool». The main question posed by the project author is whether the library remains a «temple of the past» or has already become an institution of the future? Vasilyev does not close the topic but leaves it open, like an unread book on the table. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.