The exhibition is dedicated to a person who managed to combine a military biography, artistic education, and a passion for aviation. At the center of the project is the figure of combat officer and artist Georgy Kadin, whose fate is linked to the events of World War I and the establishment of domestic aviation. The exhibition features paintings and graphics, documents, and personal belongings that trace the path from preparation for service to participation in aerial battles. The viewer sees not an abstract chronicle, but stories recorded by Kadin himself. Special attention is given to watercolors and drawings from wartime, sheets documenting artillery attacks, aviation work, and life at the front. Nearby are family materials passed down by heirs. A separate section is dedicated to the post-revolutionary period, service in the Red Air Fleet, and participation in the design of aviation factories. The exhibition is supplemented with materials about the exhibitions in which Kadin participated as an artist, his publications, and inventions. Where to go in St. Petersburg today, find on our website.