The exhibition connects anthropology, media art, and a conversation about how human history has developed. The focus is on findings, reconstructions, digital works, and the figure of the scientist who speaks about antiquity in a lively and understandable way. The exhibition features skulls and bones of human ancestors, visual reconstructions of ancient life, fragments of interviews, quotes, images, and audio materials related to the work of Stanislav Drobyshevsky. One of the main highlights is a rare archaeological find - a drawing by a Neanderthal, discovered during the Upper Desna expedition in the village of Khotylyovo. A separate line of the project is dedicated to how scientific knowledge transitions into a modern visual language. Young media artists turn to anthropology and the legacy of the science popularizer, transforming research topics into light, sound, and digital images. This format helps to see evolution more broadly - as a chain of discoveries, where fieldwork, museum artifacts, public lectures, and contemporary art come together. Where to go in Moscow will be told by KUDAGO.