The exhibition brings together installations, eco-prints, and an artist's book into a single space where themes of memory, continuity, and personal experience are revealed through the image of the forest and the dialogue between the viewer and the works. The forest in art often becomes an image through which one can speak of memory. It connects the past and the present, linking personal memories with family history and the culture of entire generations. Here, nature transforms into a metaphor for the continuity of life and the preservation of experience. The exhibition constructs a space where the author and the viewer engage in dialogue across time. Each work addresses events experienced personally or inherited from ancestors. This exchange forms new meanings, allowing the future and the past to coexist in one cultural field. In the hall, installations, eco-prints, the artist's book, and other objects coexist. They create a multilayered visual array in which the viewer can find their own images and associations. There are no ready-made answers here - only the opportunity to listen to oneself and find support in memory to move forward. Find other exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.