The exhibition reveals an unusual perspective on the nature of holidays - as a space where memories, imagination, and cultural codes intertwine. Artist Alexander Nazaretsky invites viewers to see familiar images in a new light, filling them with cosmic associations and a sense of inner freedom. The central theme becomes the experience of festive states - moments when the usual rhythm gives way to joy and euphoria. These feelings are translated by artist Alexander Nazaretsky into the language of painting, connecting everyday scenes with elements of an imaginary world. His works feature a unique system of symbols. One of the key images is figures with heads resembling glowing lamps. They are perceived as embodiments of ideas and inner light. In some pieces, echoes of well-known cultural sources can be discerned - from cult cinema to classical painting. These hints do not turn into direct quotes but become part of the game, allowing a fresh perspective on familiar narratives. Unusual exhibitions in Moscow are presented on KUDAGO.