The exhibition at the art space "Fabrika" invites you to view sound as a visual object. Artist Dmitry Grankov transforms musical instruments into sculptures, where silence is also a form of expression. This is an artistic exploration of the sounding and the soundless, the real and the potential. At the center of the new project by artist Dmitry Grankov is the connection between sound and form. The exhibition, taking place in the Finishing Workshop of the Creative Industries Center "Fabrika", presents a series of objects inspired by classical acoustic instruments, but reinterpreted as independent artistic forms. Most of the exhibits can produce sound, but the sound itself is an optional part of perception here. Grankov suggests considering silence as an independent artistic position, where sound becomes a gesture, a memory, and a possibility. Strings, lines, and curves turn into graphics, the space fills with invisible vibrations, and the viewer becomes part of an elusive "orchestra" - visual and auditory at the same time. The exhibition poses questions: what might a modern instrument look like if the physical extraction of sound is displaced by digital technologies? Where is the boundary between tradition and experiment, between academic musical form and radical visual gesture? The project author is a laureate of the Sergey Kuryokhin Prize and a participant in the "Factory Workshops. Session 2025" program. His works are not only the result of artistic search but also a reflection on how the perception of sound changes in the era of total visuality. The exhibition will be of interest to those seeking new formats of art, who love experiments, are open to multilayered interpretations, and want to experience an aesthetic experience in which sound is not only what we hear. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.