Eng:

What would be the dumbest thing of all is to try to describe to you what it is.
Take my word for at least one thing - it is very worth striving for there all your life.
And there is nothing better in life than to be there.
- Where is it, this place?
- That's just the point, that nowhere.

How can you see emptiness? “Look at yourself,” said the baron.

“Chapaev and Void”. V. Pelevin

What is in the territory that does not have a flag and official borders, a constitution and a government?
She is nowhere and at the same time, closer than anything else. Outside the system, out of registries, out of directives, out of influence zones. You can be there at any moment, you just have to be nowhere. A time when many destinations are closed, this is the best time to open the most difficult of all - travel to Inner Mongolia.

The exhibition immerses in the subjective, philosophical and mystical space described by Viktor Pelevin - Inner Mongolia. It's More than 30 contemporary artists give the key through bodily and natural to the search for this territory outside of registers and official jurisdictions. The works of artists help to give the key to finding this place, free, intimate, timeless, personal, independent and, perhaps, inexplicable to the end, the space of the experience of meeting oneself as a whole and as part of something greater.

Artists:
Marijam Alibay, Olga Akhno, Yulia Baranyuk, Vera Borisova, Dilya Garifzhanova, Mikhail Yevlakov, Alexey Ivanov (endemic), Tatiana Karpova, Кеке, Pavan Kirpal, Kitakima, Anastasia Kovaleva, Justina Komissarova, Sasha Kochetkova, Ulya Koshkina, Anastasia Markovskaya, Artem Muntyan, Svetlana Pokrovskaya, Alena Repkina, Roman Sawyerov, Olga Sorokina, Maria Stadnik, Evgenia Sterlyagova, Sergey Sudakov, Anna Syarova, Alena Troitskaya, Vika Uistreich, Natalia Fedorova, Fekla Fedotova, Anastasia Chervonnaya, Maria Cherepanova

Curator: Kate Finkelstein