Audiences of this artistic experiment will embark on a journey through the labyrinths of consciousness and rethink their own world picture. The art project by artist Alexander Tito swaps art and the viewer's roles. The viewer becomes the main character, embarking on a journey where the art objects serve as the scenography: monumental installations made of concrete, wood, and resin, sculptures, video art, complemented by sound, light, and text. The exhibition-performance explores ways to get lost in media narratives that serve as a simulation for our consciousness. The journey along this route resembles a personal diary that the viewer gradually fills in. In the last hall of the exhibition, the viewer enters a space where there is no narrative, a place of complete contact with oneself. Here, a reboot occurs, freeing oneself from intrusive meanings and replacing them with absolute clarity. At the beginning of the journey, the viewer passes through a breach at a bus stop, like through the rabbit hole from Lewis Carroll's tale. The route then covers thematic zones with thirteen art objects that pose challenging questions about honesty with oneself, feelings, and values. Each question offers three answer options. Each participant can not only traverse this path but also document it in the format of a personal diary. The project was created by its author and producer Marina Stepanova, director Ivan Rubtsov, psychologist and screenwriter Alla Nevecherya. Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Photo: provided by the organizer Stella Art Fund (Mercury Tower, Moscow-City, 1st Krasnogvardeysky Proezd, 15, 2nd floor)