The series by Vladimir Grig is dedicated to states where familiar boundaries begin to shift, and reality seems permeable to dreams, memories, and fantasies. The project connects retro-futuristic images, personal memories, and the visual language of Soviet book culture. At the center of Vladimir Grig's series is a world of transitional states, where the past easily interacts with the future, and the imaginary grows through the everyday. The artist constructs his own universe, drawing on the aesthetics of Soviet illustration, mid-20th century graphic design, and science fiction. In this space, characters move freely between eras, symbols, and cultural layers, while familiar motifs take on a dreamlike or visionary quality. A special place in the series is occupied by the image of the cinema, linked to the author's childhood memory. The reproduced space of summer viewing is filled with nostalgia and mystery: the screen draws the gaze, its light mesmerizes, and what happens on the other side seems like an entrance to another world. The choice of title is also significant-it sounds almost cosmic and transforms an ordinary memory into a symbol of transition. Where to go in Moscow, KUDAGO knows.