The exhibition from the Museum of Archaeology of St. Petersburg presents archaeological finds from the territory of Zayachy Island. Guests of the exhibition will feel like explorers of an ancient fortress and immerse themselves in its atmosphere. In the Neva Curtain of the Peter and Paul Fortress, an exhibition featuring artifacts from different eras, united by the location of Zayachy Island, will be presented. Visitors will be invited to view the fortress as a living, changing organism. The exhibition consists of three acts: "Border", "Loneliness", "Unity". For each act, composer Oleg Gudachev wrote special music. Visitors will examine finds from the past and will be able to draw parallels with modern objects that may themselves become such finds in the future. The exhibits are placed in showcases, complemented by a visual series generated using neural networks, drawing amazing analogies. The stories of people whose lives are inextricably linked to the fortress hold special significance. For many of them, this connection is passed down from generation to generation. Guests of the exhibition will be able to hear recordings of stories from a gardener, archaeologists, a watchmaker, and more. Visual inspection, auditory perception of stories, and tactile interaction with the exhibits make the exhibition multisensory and give visitors a sense of belonging.