The exhibition features over 100 works by Francisco Infante created over several decades. The exhibition will introduce visitors to the artist's artistic system, where nature, light, and space become part of the artwork. Visitors will see a large-scale retrospective of Francisco Infante - one of the leading Russian artists of the second half of the 20th century and the creator of the authorial concept of the "artifact." The exhibition will bring together more than 100 works created from the 1960s to the mid-2020s. The artist's creativity lies at the intersection of art, science, and philosophy. In his works, he explores space, movement, light, and the natural environment, creating temporary compositions from mirrors, wood, paper, and other materials. The result is photographs that capture the single viewpoint chosen by the author. The exhibition will trace the artist's journey from early experiments and kinetic objects to the famous cycles of "artifacts." Guests will also see films about Infante's work, photographic documentation, and restored authorial objects. The exhibition will be located on the second floor of the Creative Industrial Cluster "Octava" in the city of Tula. For interesting exhibitions in Moscow, search on KUDAGO.