The project explores the boundaries of perception and memory, inviting the viewer to see the world in a state between clarity and ambiguity. Evgeny Granilshchikov transforms fog into a symbol of the transience of time and the fragility of human experience. The exhibition combines photographs, graphics, videos, and installations by Evgeny Granilshchikov, creating a multilayered space for reflection on a reality where familiar landmarks dissolve. The main artistic image - fog - becomes not only a visual but also a philosophical metaphor. It conceals and reveals, blurs contrasts, and forces focus on nuances - those very shades where memory and emotions reside. The artist works with fragments of everyday life, personal stories, and visual traces of time, turning them into poetic testimonies of human existence. His attention is drawn not to the obvious, but to what usually eludes: moments, gestures, objects that shape the fabric of our lives. For other exhibitions in St. Petersburg, look for KUDAGO.