The exhibition by Yulia Reznikova and Natalia Kondratova transforms the experienced crisis into a conversation about how to live on when familiar supports collapse. Through painting and graphics, personal pain here becomes an image of shared experience. The starting point of the project was the years when familiar perceptions of the world stopped working. The works of Yulia Reznikova and Natalia Kondratova arise from the feeling of falling without support: they resonate with anger, guilt, empathy, and an attempt to see pain not as a private story, but as part of the common human experience. For this conversation, classic mediums were chosen - painting on paper and wooden panels, easel and print graphics. The color in Kondratova's works sets the emotional rhythm, transitioning from dense dark tones to brief light accents. Reznikova works in a muted palette, close to fresco. Both artists use sharp emotional drawing as a tool to talk about trauma without direct illustrations. The current poster of Moscow is presented on KUDAGO.