The painting project by Irina Iva tells about the ability to find support in contemplation, randomness, and apparent illogic. Acrylic and oil come together to tell a story about choosing the best reality for oneself. In the artist's works, the direct plot is not as important as the state that the viewer gradually arrives at. The painting becomes a way to stop the flow of thoughts and notice how a sense of order emerges from disparate impressions. Irina Iva addresses the paradoxical trait of Russian culture: the ability to accept ambiguity and find inner balance in it. Acrylic and oil allow her to work with density, light, the movement of the spot, and the feeling of space. Where to go in Moscow on the weekend, KUDAGO will suggest.