Asya Zaslavskaya's project explores how a person experiences time - through memory, fleeting states, and a sense of wonder. The exhibition combines different mediums and the author's personal artistic language. Asya Zaslavskaya's new solo project is dedicated to the variability of time and how its rhythm is felt depending on circumstances. The artist reflects on the fragility of the moment, the ability of a person to influence the course of events, and how seconds, minutes, and hours shape our perception of distances and experiences. The focus is on images of clock faces, snow, field flowers, and fragments that transform into metaphors of memory and inner movement. The exhibition includes over 30 works, complemented by reinterpreted pieces from previous projects. Viewers will see media installations, paintings on icon boards, pictures, drawings, and embroidery - mediums through which the author consistently builds her own visual language. Asya Zaslavskaya works at the intersection of art and architectural thinking, addressing different materials and formats. Today, her practice combines technical diversity and a delicate attention to the states in which the feeling of time is born. Find other free exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.