The exhibition introduces the legacy of the master, who was called the "Russian Rodin," and brings together his most expressive works from various museum collections. It is a grand narrative about an artist who managed to combine national roots, global fame, and a rare strength of plastic form. Before the viewer unfolds a large portrait of the master Stepan Erzia, whose name has long transcended the borders of Russia. In the spotlight are sculptures that merge the power of character, the drama of form, and a keen attention to humanity. Here, one can trace how the author worked with allegory, religious motifs, folk types, and psychological portraits, achieving an internal tension of the image. His female figures are particularly expressive: some are filled with softness and light, while others possess hidden energy and sensual plasticity. Through them, not only an interest in beauty is revealed, but also a desire to capture the state of the soul. The final part of the exhibition is the project "Erzia: New Dimension." Multimedia solutions, light, sound, and interactive elements help to view familiar works in a new way and feel that the master's language is still relevant. Other exhibitions in St. Petersburg are presented on KUDAGO.