The installation offers a perspective on art from the viewpoint of machines and imagines a world where a robot gains its own experience of perception. The project explores machine subjectivity and poses the question of whether data processing can become a form of existence. At the core of the project by Daniil Sladkov and Yanika Kolobaeva are six works designed not for humans, but for robots. They cannot be fully seen or heard without technical intermediaries, as they exist in a sensory range accessible to machine vision, thermal reading, and ultrasound. The artists consciously shift the focus: the art here is created not for the usual viewer, but for a new form of perception. This logic unfolds through a system of objects, each of which functions as an exercise in machine self-awareness. The robot receives a distorted firmware, recognizes a hidden thermal sign, reads coordinates, observes an infinite loading, and encounters messages intended only for it. For the machine, such signals turn out to be not a utilitarian command, but a way to confirm its own presence: if the data is processed, then existence is confirmed. Looking for places to go with a child in Moscow? Check our website.