The creative workshop will combine a curator's narrative and woodworking. Participants will examine the works of Dmitry Bukhrov, understand how an ordinary board becomes a painterly foundation, and then create a small art object on a wood slice - with a background, details, acrylic, handmade texture, and the feeling of a summer workshop in the yard. Wood in art can be not just a background, but a full-fledged interlocutor of the artist. Its cracks, fibers, darkening, and processing marks set the rhythm of the future work, suggest the movement of the brush, and change the usual perception of painting. In the creative workshop, participants will look at the exhibition "What is the Meaning in Me?" from this perspective - through material, time, and manual labor. The workshop is suitable for teenagers and adults interested in naive art, manual artistic practices, and a calm creative process. The format is good in that there is no need to know how to draw in advance: it is more important to observe, try, listen to the material, and not be afraid of irregularities. In the end, the museum conversation turns into a personal experience - with the smell of wood, brush marks, and a small object that retains the memory of the meeting. Where to go in Yekaterinburg, knows KudaGo.