A series of paintings by Elena Kovylina is born right in the gallery space, changing the exhibition as the artist's hand moves. The pop-art brightness merges with reflections on choice, happiness, and personal tuning of reality. At the center of the project is the observation of how art gradually takes shape. Artist Elena Kovylina turns the gallery into an open workshop. Guests see not the final point, but the train of thought: preparation, repetition, clarification, layering of color and meaning. Formally, the series refers to the clear silhouettes of pop art and its interest in signs of mass culture. Behind the external ease lies a conversation about how a person assigns value to what is happening. The reality in the paintings changes depending on attention, effort, and willingness to take responsibility for one's perspective. Where to go in Moscow today, KUDAGO will tell.