Sculpture, ceramics, and graphics come together in a quiet conversation about craftsmanship, memory, and artistic continuity. The exhibition shows how personal connections, friendship, and collaborative work with form help to see the legacy of a great master as alive and close. At the center of the exhibition are works by Mikhail Ershov from his workshop. Plaster figures, chamotte, the plasticity of the human body, and a strict approach to volume remind us why his work occupies a significant place in Russian sculpture of the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century. The viewer sees not only completed images but also traces of the living process - concentration, respect for the material, and the ability to hear the form before it becomes final. Next to his sculptures are ceramics and graphics by Inna Ershova. These works sound softer, warmer, but retain the same composure and contemplativeness. Their proximity creates a sense of internal dialogue, where silence, plasticity, and trust in simple artistic gestures are important. The exhibition is complemented by works from artists close to the master. For them, communication with Mikhail Mikhailovich became an important school and a point of support. Interesting exhibitions in Moscow are collected on KUDAGO.