A retrospective of painter Evgeny Tikhonov gathers works from different years into a story about childhood, memory, and family tenderness. Light, play, and the artist's personal confessions turn the exhibition into a gentle conversation about the time one wishes to hold onto. At the core of the project is painting, where a domestic episode becomes part of a larger family chronicle. The artist addresses the world of childhood as a space of special light: here, play, an accidental gesture, or a summer day acquire almost ritual significance. Works from different years come together in a visual diary where the personal story becomes understandable to every viewer. The main heroines of Evgeny Tikhonov's works are his four daughters. Through their growing up, themes of continuity, trust, and quiet parental love are revealed. Scenes of games, girls' secrets, and home moments are painted without sentimental pressure, but with attention to how memory changes the scale of ordinary things. Familiar signs of courtyard childhood appear in the halls - "classics", balls, jump ropes, rubber bands. An additional layer is created by the artist's comments: reflections on family, love, art, and fatherhood resonate alongside the canvases as a continuation of the pictorial narrative. It becomes a story about how art preserves the warmth of lived moments. If you don't know where to walk in Moscow, visit KUDAGO.