Concise objects, a strict rhythm of space, and an intrusive image of a boundary come together in a story about how fear, memory, and experience guide our steps. Mikhail Pershko's project invites us to look closely at our own "red flags" - internal signals that simultaneously hold us back and lead us forward. At the core of the exhibition is the theme of movement along a life path filled with forks and internal prohibitions. The viewer enters a sequence of halls where volumetric objects, graphics, and light create a corridor that repeatedly returns to one's own doubts. The minimalist language of Mikhail Pershko's works acts as a tuning fork. Black-and-white surfaces, rare flashes of color, and sharp lines come together in a rhythm that is felt physically. Here, what is depicted directly is not as important as the pauses between elements, the voids, and the ruptures - in them, the nerve of the statement is read. The title refers to wolf hunting, where the line of flags becomes an insurmountable boundary. In the project, this image becomes a metaphor for how the fear of the unknown and the habit of control keep us within an invisible circle. Find other events in Saint Petersburg on KUDAGO.