The exhibition shows how a personal artistic journey transforms into a reflection on memory, form, and spiritual experience. Painting and sculpture come together in a space where archaic symbols meet materials from the modern industrial environment. The exhibition offers a view of Aladdin Garunov's creative path as a movement from personal identity to broader cultural meanings. Here, the chronological order is not important, but the internal logic of development, in which artistic form becomes a way of talking about memory, origin, and spiritual experience. The works combine traditions of North Caucasian culture with contemporary art. Carpets, ornaments, calligraphic motifs, and stable symbols enter into a dialogue with concrete, industrial rubber, and everyday objects. The project includes about 100 works from museum collections, private collections, and new works created specifically for the exhibition. The exhibition guides the viewer along a trajectory where the search for an artistic language first manifests, and then gradually intensifies the desire for universal images and states. In Garunov's later cycles, this path takes on a meditative character and transforms into an appeal to the inner world. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on KUDAGO.