The project of two artists transforms childhood memories into a game with memory, myth, and imagination. Ceramics and painting present the past as a living, funny, anxious, and personal reconstruction. Here, childhood emerges as a territory of freedom, inner rebellion, random wonders, and strange stories that change over time, accumulate details, and become almost legends. The authors work with this feeling differently, but both see memory not as an archive, but as a plastic material. Inna Kryzhanovskaya's ceramic works resemble fragments of personal folklore. They contain humor, audacity, and recognizable absurdity of youth: situations that could happen to anyone, but in memory have acquired their own interpretation. The artist addresses the vulnerable and the funny, creating images where adventure coexists with awkwardness, and childhood directness - with almost mythological exaggeration. Alice Vlasova's painting explores another mechanism of memory - emotional distortion. Perspective may break, color becomes tense, and the manner of painting is intentionally free, as if the event is being reimagined at the moment of creating the painting. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KUDAGO.