A large retrospective of Nikolai Tuzhilin shows how the artist's view of the world changes - from first impressions to philosophical clarity. Here, painting and graphics come together to form a cohesive narrative about time, memory, and inner freedom. The retrospective of Nikolai Tuzhilin represents an extensive artistic diary spanning several decades. Through painting and graphics, it reveals not only the evolution of style but also a gradual deepening of perspective - from sensory impression to internal contemplation of the world. The exhibition unites works created from the mid-20th century to recent years and organizes them into a thoughtful system. The works are categorized by directions and plastic tasks, allowing one to see how the artist's language evolves while remaining cohesive. Tuzhilin addresses portrait, landscape, genre scene, and still life. Where to go in Moscow, find on our website.