The installation addresses fog as a state in which the familiar boundaries of the world become unclear, and perception begins to work more sharply. At the center of the project is fog as a phenomenon and a metaphor for a state in which the world loses clarity, and a person is left alone with their own perception. For Anna Komarova, this is a way to talk about memory, fragility, and the collision of the external environment with the inner world. The artist works with installation, sculpture, three-dimensional models, and sound art, using theatrical experience. Before the viewer appears a space where meaning is not given immediately. It is composed of subtle sensations, unclear outlines, and an attempt to look closely at what usually slips away.