The project showcases the prehistoric world through the language of scientific reconstruction and vibrant authorial graphics. Fantastic creatures, geological eras, and traces of ancient fauna become understandable, visible, and unexpectedly close here. At the center of the exhibition are the works of Nadezhda Lipatova, a paleoartist for whom paleontology has long been an important theme. Her experience as a volunteer at the Kotel'nich site of pareiasaurs provided her with material not from textbooks, but from live communication with scientists. Visitors will see two series. The first is dedicated to the eras of the Phanerozoic. Twelve sheets create a clear timeline: from ancient seas and early forms of life to animals whose images still amaze the imagination. The second series addresses the Kotel'nich fauna. In these works, creatures that inhabited the territory of present-day Kirov Oblast 260 million years ago come to life. The author combines attention to anatomical details with rich color, making the reconstructions scientifically convincing and emotionally expressive. The exhibition is located in the "Geology" pavilion at VDNH. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KUDAGO.