Peredelkino is presented as a living territory of memory: familiar houses and yards compel one to look closely at the details. The project has gathered plein air paintings and graphic works by contemporary authors working in a realistic manner. The exhibition is dedicated to the writers' village, where in the 20th century the fates of people who shaped the cultural agenda intertwined. Artists view Peredelkino without museum distance - as an environment where the past is recognized in fences, paths, and the everyday silence of the yards. The idea of the project is to capture the modern appearance of Peredelkino through its "addresses." The works feature "Akhmatova's Bench," "Chukovsky's House," "Okudzhava's Dacha," "Pasternak's House," and other points that form a route through the village. The houses and yards become the key to a conversation about time: their appearance preserves the habits of the residents and the signs of the era. The space combines painting and graphics. Among the participants are Nina Alexeeva, Daria Vereshchagina, Anna Vladimirova-Lavrova, Slava Ganenko (Glory), Ekaterina Glazkova, and others. Where to go in Moscow on weekends, our website will suggest.