The exhibition introduces viewers to the vibrant and complex creative fate of Hans Grundig, whose works responded to the dramatic events of 20th-century European history. The exhibition includes paintings, graphics, and illustrations. The exhibition is dedicated to the German Hans Grundig, who lived during a time of sharp changes and social upheavals. His works emerged against the backdrop of the hunger of the early post-war years, political pressure, and the growing influence of Nazism. In his paintings and graphics, one can feel the anxiety of the time, reflecting the fears of a society confronted with increasing brutality. The artist opposed the spread of extremist ideas, which led to persecution and imprisonment in a camp. At the same time, the story of his wife develops, who managed to escape and continue her creative work in exile. Their long period of separation and subsequent reunion became part of a common narrative where love and resilience prove stronger than circumstances. Where to go in St. Petersburg today, look for it on our website.