The exhibition combines painting, photography, and the personal story of the Totibadze family, where art becomes a form of memory. The project explores how the past intertwines with the present, transforming into an artistic image created by emotions, time, and love. The exposition is a family chronicle told through the language of painting and photography. The works of two artists - Gogi and Ira Totibadze - are combined with archival photographs and contemporary images by family friend Alexander Smirnov. The project becomes a reflection on how personal history reflects an era, and how art helps to understand one's own roots. Here, memory is presented not as a set of facts, but as a living space of imagination. The past is perceived through the prism of feelings and associations, transforming into new narratives and intertwining fates. The artistic gaze helps to see how the lines of time - childhood, love, inspiration, loss - connect into a common fabric. Venue - Totibadze Gallery at Vinzavod. Find other free exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.