The project connects ecological art with the theme of space, offering a look at waste, consumption, and the fragility of the environment through the language of contemporary artistic images. The exhibition features works by three authors who discuss the ecology of Earth and near-Earth space through painting, installations made from recycled materials, and design. The exhibition is dedicated to the theme of ecology and offers a conversation about harmony, cyclicality, and the consequences of consumption. It draws attention to the increase in waste and pollution not only of the planet but also of near-Earth space, arising against the backdrop of the pursuit of comfort and excessive consumption. At the same time, the development of recycling systems is not keeping pace with production volumes, which has become one of the key problems of modernity. Project participants use materials that have already gone through a cycle of use: electronic components, plastic, paper, metal, and other elements become the basis for artistic works. This choice reflects the artists' stance and emphasizes the connection between art and the ecological agenda. The exhibition features works by Sergey Kozhukhovsky, who explores the topic of space debris, paintings by Elizaveta Kozyr about the nature of human relationships, and jewelry made from meteorites by Tatyana Kokoreva. Where to go in Moscow today, KUDAGO will tell.