Green jungles, watercolor landscapes, and nearly 200 drawings created from life - Ira Semyonyuk's exhibition transports viewers from cold Moscow to the hot heart of Vietnam. Before you are insects, birds, animals, and landscapes that you may never see in person. But here - they are right at your fingertips. While the city is engulfed in cold, the Darwin Museum is experiencing a true summer. Here, the exhibition of artist, biologist, and writer Ira Semyonyuk opens, who has been working in Vietnam for over ten years and knows firsthand what a tropical forest looks like. Her drawings feature a riot of colors, rare animals, and unexplored depths of the jungle. All exhibits are created from life. This means that every grasshopper, beetle, cicada, or dragonfly sat before the artist while she carefully outlined their shapes with a pencil. This makes the exhibition especially lively - the drawings seem to breathe and move. Among the characters are monkeys, rhinos, marabou storks, bulls, and wild peacocks. But the real stars are the insects. Some are so rare and unusual that they still lack scientific descriptions. The scale is impressive: almost 200 works, from miniatures the size of a postcard to gigantic meter-long canvases. The exhibition is located in the passage between buildings and literally becomes a window into another world. Vietnam is presented here not as a tourist postcard, but as a living and complex ecosystem inhabited by amazing creatures. Such an event will be of interest to anyone who loves nature, visual art, and scientific discoveries. Details that cannot be seen in photographs become the main characters of the exhibition. Every little bug here has character and its own story, and the landscapes remind us of how diverse and fragile the world beyond our latitudes is. For those tired of gray everyday life and wanting to momentarily find themselves in a fairy tale - this visual journey through Vietnam is definitely worth it. An unusual, colorful, and sincere event that can surprise both children and adults. Entertainment in Moscow is gathered on our website.