The exhibition gathers landscapes in which Russian nature is depicted quietly, attentively, and without fuss. It reflects a conversation about the fragile balance of the world and the ability to see beauty in simple things. At the heart of the exhibition is the perspective of Alexander Pavlov, for whom nature was the main source of inner harmony. The master's works are well-known to the Moscow exhibition audience, and the collection held in the funds of the "Manezh" allowed for a particularly full view of his artistic world. The artist's landscapes are built on a delicate transmission of light, air, and the state of space. Here, the mood that arises when encountering a quiet shore, a field, or a village street is important. Before the viewer opens a complete world where nature becomes a way to speak of peace, attention, and inner balance. Other exhibitions in Moscow are collected on KUDAGO.