A joint project of two artists is structured as a route through a strange territory where organic forms coexist with technologies, and familiar images lose stability. Sculpture, painting, video art, installations, and ceramics come together to form a cohesive environment with its own logic. At the heart of the project is a dialogue between two worlds that converge in their interest in the body, natural structures, and states where familiar landmarks begin to falter. Maria Dmitrieva works with biomorphic abstraction, graphics, objects, and video. Her artistic language is connected to personal experience, dreams, and spontaneity. Elena Nemkova explores the realm where the natural meets the industrial. In her works, minerals can coexist with metal, and anthropomorphic features can appear alongside images of mechanisms. Their works create an anomalous landscape where traces of someone's presence are noticeable, attempts to make sense of the space and leave a system of clues. The viewer is invited to gradually decipher these signs, moving from one fragment to another and assembling their own version of what is happening. In this environment, the gallery resembles a sanctuary after a mysterious event: human, natural, and technological elements blend here, and each person constructs their own route. Where to go in St. Petersburg, we tell on KUDAGO.