Petersburg artists showcase Russia through landscapes created during their travels. In one exhibition, views of cities, villages, and hamlets come together, with painting coexisting alongside graphic techniques. The project participants explore different corners of Russia - from historical centers to small settlements and remote places that the artists specifically traveled to. As a result, the familiar genre of landscape transforms into a large collective narrative about the country, seen through the personal experience of each author. The exhibition features works by Azat Galimov, Evgeny Dubitsky, Olga Ivleva, Vladimir Kozhevnikov, Petr Krivenko, Anatoly Rybkin, and Tatyana Chernova. Despite the common theme, the artists construct space differently, work with color and light, and choose their own rhythm and level of detail. Here, one can see oil, watercolor, tempera, and pastel. A separate section is dedicated to the memory of Vladimir Proshkin, Gennady Bernadsky, and Pavel Yeskov. Their works are included in the overall conversation about the Russian landscape and artistic tradition. For more events in St. Petersburg, check KUDAGO.