Six Russian street artists present works in abstract figurative style - from concise minimalist forms to expressive colorful compositions. Abstract figurative has become the main language of this graffiti project. It allows the authors to convey ideas through lines, color, and form. Some choose minimalism with a clear rhythm, while others opt for rich painting with energetic strokes. This range of expressive means makes the exhibition multi-layered. Curator Alexey Partola invited participants to trace the development of visual language - from petroglyphs to the present day. Each work became a separate statement, but together they form a cohesive story. Here, parallels can be drawn between historical processes and the current art scene. The project features STFNV (Artyom Stefanov), DYOMA (Alexander Demkin), JöN (Evgeny Malyshev), IMA, 0331c, and Grisha. Their creative approaches vary: optical effects, surrealistic images, working with soot and fire. However, they are all united by the desire to speak about the city and time. The graffiti can be seen on a 100-meter-long wall along the railway tracks leading to Vinzavod. For other free exhibitions in Moscow, check KUDAGO.