The exhibition connects the memory of the first steps in space exploration with reflections on how this theme resonates in contemporary art. Through painting, sculpture, and installations, a conversation about dreams, discoveries, and the future is gathered. The artists in the exhibition refer to the moment when the dream of flight ceased to be a fantasy and became part of reality, and with this, the perception of humanity's place in the universe changed. The exposition is structured as a movement from the first ideas about the unknown space to a leap forward and then to images of tomorrow. In this journey, memory, knowledge, and imagination are intertwined. The works show space as a subject of scientific interest, a territory of personal experiences, and a symbol of future discoveries. Paintings, sculptures, and installations convey the scale, anxiety, hope, and curiosity that accompany the movement into the unknown. Thus, the historical occasion becomes the basis for a conversation about time and horizons yet to be discovered. Where to go in Moscow on the weekend, KUDAGO will suggest.