The exhibition features works in the watercolor technique - from intimate portraits to detailed landscapes and book illustrations. The project unites the works of young artists for whom watercolor has become a tool for serious artistic expression. The exhibition is formed from the works of students of the Sergey Andriyaka School of Watercolor - authors aged six to seventeen. A wide range of genres is revealed to the viewer: landscapes with a delicate transmission of light, portraits with attention to the character of the model, still lifes, interior scenes, and illustrations for books. Some works are done in classical watercolor, while others are complemented by pencil or created in mixed techniques. This combination allows us to see how young artists work with line, color, and texture, achieving precision and expressiveness. The detailed elaboration and confident mastery of the material force a reconsideration of the usual perception of "children's" drawing. The presented sheets demonstrate a systematic approach to education: behind each work, one can feel the school and methodology aimed at developing observation and artistic thinking. The halls are filled with works that show how consistent practice shapes taste, attention to detail, and the ability to build composition. Where to go in Moscow on weekends will be suggested by our website.