The paintings of Kira Shelmanova combine architectural precision, rich color, and freedom of thought. The exhibition features abstract compositions, still lifes, and floral motifs that come together in a conversation about form, energy, and the joy of creation. Kira Shelmanova comes to painting from architecture, so her works particularly showcase the ability to "hold" space. The oil texture adds density to the canvases: the surface becomes tangible, and the shades work as independent participants in the composition. In her abstract works, geometry, balance of planes, and references to the suprematist tradition are important. In still lifes and floral motifs, the focus shifts to the abundance of life: bouquets, fruits, and decorative details become bright signs of growth, inner strength, and movement. At the same time, the artist does not copy the material world but reconstructs it anew - through rhythm, color contrasts, and a well-considered composition. An up-to-date poster for Moscow is presented on KUDAGO.