The group exhibition brings together artists from St. Petersburg, who have grown out of the traditions of the Leningrad school and have come to different authorial solutions. In the works, the movement of form, color, texture, and the personal path of the master are important. Here are collected works by authors for whom painting and graphics have become a way to fix internal changes. The common foundation is a careful attitude towards drawing, school, and professional training, but each participant uses this foundation in their own way. Nearby are the restrained precision of line, rich color energy, and decorative compositions. One line of the exhibition is related to graphics. It is noticeable how a refined stroke can be not a technical exercise, but an independent thought. Another is revealed through impasto painting: thick paint, broad strokes, and dense surfaces convey emotion almost physically. It is contrasted with a more delicate oil technique, where color seems light, transparent, and close to watercolor. A separate emphasis is on collages. Rhinestones, beads, and shimmering details turn the plane into a multilayered environment, where the image changes along with the light and the viewer's gaze. These works add festive tension to the project and show that the search for form can go through different materials. Look for unusual exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.