The retrospective exhibition gathers key series by Evgeny Kanaev and shows how his photography combines Russian nature, human characters, and memories of places important to the author. The focus is on the serene beauty of everyday life, rural landscapes, and a vivid sense of connection to the native land. The retrospective project introduces various aspects of Evgeny Kanaev's work - a photo artist for whom Russian nature, ancient cities, and people become part of a larger cohesive image of the country. The exhibition includes works from the author's key series, among which are "Fragile and Rusty", "Kubnya - River of Childhood", "We Will Also Be Adults", "Unimagined Stories", "Good People", "Little Eclipse", "Sound of the Island", and "Courtyards of Kazan". Together, they form a narrative about a world where external effects are not important, but rather silence, warmth, and attention to life around. A special place in these photographs is occupied by people. The author views his fellow countrymen as bearers of common, almost archetypal traits - they are open to work, light, and possess inner dignity. The theme of childhood is highlighted separately: vivid emotions, spontaneity, and play coexist here with the adult world, where love, care, and hope are read. Thanks to this, photography transforms into a soft yet precise observation of the connection between generations. Landscapes and still lifes reveal another important line. In natural motifs, the artist gravitates towards minimalism and geometry, capturing rhythms and expressive fragments. Personal places of power for Kanaev hold particular significance: Sviyazhsk, Kazan, Kubnya, Mari villages. Through these spaces, the photographer speaks of a fading era, cultural memory, and the beauty that remains in the frame longer than in reality. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.