The meeting with Alexander Shilov will continue the conversation around the photo exhibition "Once Last Summer." In black-and-white frames, childhood, summer games, friends' faces, and family memories come to life. Photography has the ability to bring us back to summer days, random smiles, childhood mischief, worries, and joys that over time become part of family memory. Alexander Shilov's works are built on this quiet movement into the past. The black-and-white frame removes unnecessary details and leaves the main thing - gesture, gaze, light, the feeling of a moment that can never be repeated. The meeting takes place as part of the photo exhibition "Once Last Summer," centered around the world of childhood. Such photographs resonate with a wide audience: those interested in photography, family chronicles, visual culture, as well as those who want to explore a familiar theme through an author's perspective. At the creative meeting, one can learn more about Alexander Shilov's approach to shooting, working with black-and-white imagery, and how personal memory transforms into an artistic image. The exhibition is organized by the art project #REVERберация with the support of the "Moscow Encyclopedias" Foundation and the Union of Photographic Artists of Russia. Organizers - Evgeny Zhilyaev and Elena Matyushina. Where to go in Moscow on weekends will be suggested by our website.