The project unites two unique perspectives that have grown from the street scene and post-graffiti. Painting, graphics, video, and performance come together in a story about the night city, where personal experiences and social conflicts merge into a single visual narrative. At the center of the exhibition is a joint statement by Evsti Bomse and Sema Bomse, for whom the street became the first exhibition space and source of themes. Their works range from graffiti and wall inscriptions to large-format paintings, objects, carpet embroidery, photography, and video art. Through the aesthetics of post-vandalism and primitivism, the authors speak about the urban environment, personal boundaries, and myths born at the intersection of private experience and a troubling present. In Evsti Bomse's works, one can feel the influence of street art, photography, cinema, and an interest in the painting of the past. Attention to detail and precise angles makes the canvases resemble frames from a film. Sema Bomse combines painting and graphics with the experience of street practices. His heroes, whom he calls "former children," find themselves in enclosed rooms of personal experiences, where joy, fatigue, protest, and the search for support intertwine. The exhibition space is structured like a house: moving from the conditional "kitchen" to the "children's room" and "living room" to the more intimate "bedroom," the viewer collects fragments of a map of the night city with its fears and hopes. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.