Fragile glass becomes a way to speak about fear, memory, and the search for an exit at a moment when familiar support disappears. Victoria Kravtsova's project constructs a space of anxiety as a route where salvation begins with action. The first solo exhibition of artist Victoria Kravtsova addresses a state of extreme tension. Glass in these works is important not only as a material that can shatter from any blow but also as an image of the inner vulnerability of a person who finds themselves in a world where safety suddenly ceases to be obvious. At the core of the project is a room, a place usually associated with protection, habits, and silence. But it transforms into a space of disaster: a black glass ceiling looms overhead, already beginning to fall. From it grows an amphora, suspended by straps-a vessel of hope and at the same time a heavy burden of accumulated tears. The composition is structured like a crossroads from a fairy tale: one can go left, right, or straight. Each path signifies a possible reaction to catastrophe-freeze, run away, hide in memories. But the frozen moment of destruction does not last long. The main decision here is simple and difficult at the same time: to escape, one must move. Where to go in St. Petersburg, we tell on KUDAGO.