A conversation with Sergey Tsigal, Marina Ostrovskaya, and Dmitry Uspensky will take place right among the works of the animalistic exhibition. This is a rare format where you can see art up close and ask questions to the artists without distance. This meeting is structured so that the conversation about art ceases to be abstract and academically detached. Here, the viewer finds themselves literally next to the artists - among graphics and sculptures, in the exhibition space dedicated to animalism. The event will be held in a "questions and answers" format. Graphic artist Sergey Tsigal and sculptors Marina Ostrovskaya and Dmitry Uspensky will talk about their creative paths, different artistic techniques, and how a work comes into being - from the first impulse to the finished form. The meeting takes place against the backdrop of an exhibition featuring over seventy works. These include drawings, etchings, sculptures in bronze and ceramics, allowing one to see animalistic art as a delicate and complex field that requires careful observation of the plasticity, character, and movement of living beings. The meeting is suitable for those interested in contemporary graphics and sculpture, art students, collectors, exhibition visitors, and anyone who values direct contact with the authors.