Artist Alexey Kalima addresses the image of the sea, depriving the viewer of the shore and horizon, leaving only the dense pattern of waves. Before the audience is a series of painted surfaces where the texture compels a new look at the familiar motif. Alexey Kalima's new cycle is built on the rejection of familiar landmarks. On the canvases, the shore, sky, and figures disappear, leaving only a vibrating water surface, assembled from strokes, lines, and color transitions. Each work resembles a frozen frame, where the plot and landscape are not important, but the state itself - the oscillation between calm and anxiety. The artist emphasizes the materiality of painting. Dense, "earthy" pigments remind us that any illusion grows from a specific substance. The surface of the canvas begins to be read as a continuation of reality: instead of an image of the sea, a fragment of its imagined skin appears before the eyes, transferred to another dimension. Where to go in Moscow on the weekend, our website will suggest.