The exhibition dedicated to Sergey Bobrov brings together the artist's painting, graphics, sculpture, and fragile ceramics, transforming the material into a reflection on time and its boundaries. The viewer is confronted with works where mythological images and everyday motifs meet in a tenuous balance, reminding us of the fragility of existence. At the center of attention is the author's inner cosmos, who tries to capture the moment of transition from the everyday to the eternal. His works do not illustrate ready-made plots but resemble a diary, where instead of words - silhouettes, hints of mythological figures, and recognizable everyday details. The artist freely engages with canvas, paper, plaster, and clay, turning each material into a field of experimentation. He tests the limits of the stability of form, striving for a state where the object seems to lose weight and transforms into a fragile sign of presence. From these experiments arise paintings and graphic works, sculptures, and ceramics, all connected by a common sense of tense silence. This is especially acute in the author's ceramics. Almost weightless constructions seem to be drawn from a dream: complex, like the structure of the world, and fragile, like a brief touch. Fragility becomes a conscious statement - a way to speak about life that relies on a delicate balance. The author's biography, which includes training in an academic school, teaching practice, and recognition from the professional community, highlights the path that led to these quiet yet persistent images. The exhibition takes place in the Small Exhibition Hall of the Horse Guards Corps (lit. D). Our website features the current program of St. Petersburg.