Can you feel the avant-garde with your nose? The meeting at the art gallery offers a look at early 20th-century painting from a completely unexpected angle: the synthesis of the visual and olfactory. The fragrances of the brand HERE TO FEEL will serve as a guide into the space and ideas of Russian avant-garde - an experience that has certainly never happened before. Avant-garde artists of the early 20th century were convinced that art should change not only the gaze but also the very structure of perception. They experimented with form, color, space - and sought new, unprecedented ways to connect with the viewer. They mixed genres, combined disciplines, and broke down the boundaries between painting, music, and movement. Ivan Klyun is one of those who explored how color and form can create a sense of space, almost physically affecting the viewer. His works are not just paintings, but an invitation to a special type of perception. This meeting continues the same search - only through different means and a completely different sense. As part of the exhibition "Ivan Klyun. Color Forms. Understanding Space," the Yeltsin Center art gallery invites you to join the series "Experimental Practices of Viewing." Each event in the series opens a new way to analyze a work and perceive art. This time, smell comes into play: the fragrances of the brand HERE TO FEEL will become partners in exploring the painting of the Russian avant-garde. Entertainment in Yekaterinburg is collected on our website.