Young artists and students from the Moscow Academic Art School test classical techniques against contemporary themes. Through painting, graphics, and sculpture, they address ecology, the digital environment, identity, and new ways of communication. The project brings together authors who are well-versed in the academic foundation but do not perceive it as a closed system. The canons become a starting point: they can be deconstructed, amplified, confronted with the anxieties of our time, and rebuilt in a different plasticity. In the exhibition, oil canvases coexist with experimental graphics, and sculpture can be born with the help of a 3D printer. Some works address ecology and responsibility for the environment, while others focus on digitization, altered perceptions of reality, social connections, and self-discovery. In personal stories, reinterpreted archetypes, and collective memories, a generational nerve emerges: the desire to speak directly without losing artistic form. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KUDAGO.