The images of Danilov engage in a conversation with the history of the Imperial Porcelain Factory, connecting the precision of detail, the character of the era, and the author's perspective. The exhibition is structured as a dialogue with artists of the 19th and 20th centuries, whose works shaped the language of domestic porcelain sculpture. Alongside them, works by Anatoly Danilov are presented, dedicated to military history, ballet, ethnography, and the animal world. The master does not copy samples but reinterprets them: studying the canons, returning to the details of ammunition, uniforms, and stage costumes. Porcelain here becomes a material of memory: fragile in appearance but capable of holding the traits of time, the movement of costumes, the tension of gestures, and the nuances of character. Find other events in St. Petersburg on KUDAGO.