The project connects choreography and contemporary art, showcasing dance through painting, graphics, photography, and installation. Here, the plasticity of the body, costume, and movement become a reason for conversation about time, beauty, and changes in the language of the stage. The exhibition is dedicated to dance as an art form that can speak without words and is constantly changing. The project is divided into two thematic spaces. This solution helps to transition from recognizable ballet movements to freer forms of stage choreography. Special attention is given to the costume, primarily the tutu, which becomes an important visual sign. The exhibition examines dance from several perspectives. Painting and graphics convey the line, rhythm, and internal tension of movement. Photography captures fragile states and transitional gestures. Animation and installation add a sense of variability, as if the choreography continues beyond the frame. Where to go in Moscow can be found on KUDAGO.