What lies beneath the familiar fairy tale told at bedtime? The new exhibition at CTI "Factory" offers an honest, unsettling, and at times painful look at the domestic fairy tale, the metamorphoses of memory, and the shadows of the past that continue to resonate with the voices of the departed. The installations pierce the viewer with a thin thread of melancholy. At CTI "Factory", an exhibition opens that can redefine the perception of fairy tales as a genre and cultural code. Olya Makhno's project addresses the phenomenon of the domestic fairy tale - not as a naive narrative, but as a dense layer of personal and collective memory. There is no magic here, but there is the rustle of voices from the past, the pain of transformations, and the reality of losses. The central work of the exhibition is the total installation "Voices", in which the viewer finds themselves literally inside memories. Everyday objects, once belonging to people, become mediators between worlds. Their "voices" are whispers, dissolved in space, caught at the edge of audibility. The author combines ready-mades with ceramics, creating hybrid objects that seem to return from another reality. The effect of immersion is enhanced by the smells of iodine, old furniture, and sterile cotton, and the sounds of footsteps flowing between the halls. But the exhibition is not limited to one hall - it extends into dressing rooms, corridors, and the foyer. This is not just an exposition, but an expanded picture of the world, where fears, expectations, and tenderness intertwine. Themes of punishment, stoicism, parental figures, and compassion are raised. All this intertwines with the personal philosophy of the artist, for whom art is an attempt to hold onto the fragile and invisible, a conversation with time and with what remains after. The project is addressed to the viewer ready for inner work and subtle experience. It will resonate with those who seek not answers in art, but resonance. The exhibition offers not consolation, but the opportunity to be close - with one's pain, memory, and the anxious tales we carry within ourselves. Where to go in Moscow on the weekend will be suggested by our website.