What happens when meaning is born without recognizable plots? This project explores abstraction as a language of everyday sensations - light, rhythm, pauses - and helps the viewer learn to "read" it in different materials. The project participants offer to take a journey from the first impression to a more conscious perspective. At each step, abstraction is viewed as a conversation about things familiar to everyone: anxiety and calm, street noise, changing seasons, habits, and memory. The first part is dedicated to the "acceptance" of the direction - from recognizing its artistic value to expanding the circle of authors who develop contemporary abstraction. The exhibition features various media: painting, sculpture, objects, and photography; alongside them are graphics and canvases showing how the same impulse can sound differently. Among the participants are Oleg Agafonov, Karine Andriasyan, Marina Astakhova, Andrey Akim, Nadezhda Belova, Gayane Bagdasaryan, Alexandra Beshko, Tatyana Bogdanova, Andrey Bublikov, Anna Gracheva, Polina Gundorova, Karina Eganian, and others. The parallel program continues the theme of exploration: workshops, discussions, as well as performances by musicians and poets working in avant-garde aesthetics are planned. Entertainment in Moscow is collected on our website.