The exhibition features works by street artists who interpret the urban environment through visual markers, graffiti, facade details, and traces of time. Modern cities seem extremely structured. Everything here is subordinated to the logic of movement, consumption, and utility. However, the project participants see this not as a dead end, but as a point of entry. They work with the street, the wall, the vacant lot. They see graffiti not as noise, but as intonation. In an abandoned facade - a trace of time. The exhibition includes works by authors from St. Petersburg, Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod, and Rostov-on-Don. Some of the works are provided by the institution "Street Art Storage," known for its research work. The exhibition is divided into six thematic directions. Each one offers a separate perspective on space. One block speaks of fragility, another - of memory. Somewhere there is protest, somewhere - a personal story. Through these works, the city unfolds as a multilayered organism, changing under the influence of the environment, time, and the observer. Look for other exhibitions on KUDAGO.