The project shows how mosaic, painting, and other monumental techniques can speak the language of painting and urban architecture. The works of Vladimir Yudin are gathered around the idea of a world made up of small color particles. In Vladimir Yudin's works, the image is born from the collision of color, texture, and rhythm. A small fragment can hold an entire composition: it can break apart, shimmer, come together into a figure, or dissolve into a plane. This is how the artist builds his own optics - a world as a living mosaic, where each particle influences its neighbor. Yudin works with marquetry, tempera, overglaze painting, and mosaic, choosing the right material for each idea. In some works, decorative density is more important, in others - the movement of lines, and in others - an almost architectural sense of space. Nature, animals, water, estate motifs, and images of Orthodox culture appear as different ways to speak about order, beauty, and the inner energy of form. The exhibition covers a long period - from early works to pieces from recent years. Alongside large works, intimate mosaics are presented - they show that the scale of the artist does not always depend on size. Where to go in Moscow on the weekend, KUDAGO will suggest.