The first gallery room immerses visitors in an intimate, contemplative atmosphere: dim lighting and Kseniia’s deep palette create a space for introspection and confrontation with one’s own emotions. The second room opens into Kurlova’s golden environment — a ritual passage, where mythological female figures and tactile objects invite collective catharsis.

This curatorial dialogue becomes more than an exhibition — it is an experience of transition, a narrative arc that takes the viewer from personal struggle to communal renewal. Through the confrontation of Kseniia’s inner fears and Elena’s mythic symbols, the show suggests that rebirth is only possible once the darkness has been acknowledged.