Two painters from North Ossetia showcase their homeland through mountain landscapes and urban views. In the works of Ahsarbek Akhpolov and Ulyana Goncharova, nature, architecture, and people come together in a route of memory and feelings. The exhibition is structured as a leisurely walk through the images of North Ossetia. The artists work differently, but they are united by a careful gaze at the place where personal memory is connected with nature, city streets, and loved ones. There is a lot of air, light, mountain lines, and plots here, where the everyday receives a symbolic sound. Ulyana Goncharova turns to landscape. In her canvases, one can see mountains, architectural motifs, well-known places, and modest streets. In her works, nature seems dynamic: light falls softly, air fills the composition, and urban fragments preserve the feeling of encounter. The paintings of Ahsarbek Akhpolov resonate differently. He is interested in simple plots, color expressiveness, and generalized form. There is a sense of connection to the national tradition, but more important than ethnographic detail is the mood. Lyricism and decorativeness help the viewer to construct the meaning of what is happening. Find other events in St. Petersburg on KUDAGO.