The joint project of Alexey Veselovsky and Ivan Shelobolin explores the line as a primary element of art - the foundation from which form and meaning arise. Graphics, ceramics, and sound art converge here in a space of visual-musical reflection. The exhibition brings together two artists, two ways of thinking - plastic and sound. Alexey Veselovsky views the line as a universal code through which human consciousness manifests. His graphic and ceramic objects reveal the idea of the line in multiple states: as movement, as division, and as connection. The line becomes a horizon, the breath of form, a sign of beginning and end, a primary structure from which the entire visual world emerges. Veselovsky's series includes seven plastic "reflections" - variations on the line, where graphics and clay transform into living matter. Each trace, break, touch captures the moment of creation, turning gesture into image. The musical part of the project was created by Ivan Shelobolin. His "Seven Dialogues" is a sound space built on the interaction of two voices, acoustic and electronic textures. The composer shapes polyphony, where sounds, like lines, intersect, diverge, and converge again, creating the effect of endless movement. The venue is the Futuro gallery at Vinzavod. For other free exhibitions in Moscow, check KUDAGO.