"Russian Alchemy" is a project by Alexander Borisovsky, where abstract painting becomes a metaphor for the alchemical process. The artist explores the theme of internal transformations and invites the viewer to a personal experience of understanding. The exhibition includes works in which color, lines, and shapes serve as unique conduits between the internal and external, the conscious and the unconscious. Alexander Borisovsky builds his language through references to the symbolism of alchemy, seeing it not only as a process of searching and experimenting but also as a universal image of spiritual transformation. The author connects personal experiences with the traditions of the Russian avant-garde of the second half of the 20th century, drawing on the legacy of masters whose works are preserved in the collection of the New Museum. His paintings present an attempt to synthesize emotional and artistic experience: the viewer finds themselves within a space where painting becomes a means of self-discovery. The exhibition transforms into a unique laboratory, where the visual array operates on the level of metaphors, and each element carries the energy of transformation. Find other exhibitions in St. Petersburg on KUDAGO.