The departure of the exhibition from the context of an art fair involves an attempt to change its focus from a fleeting assessment of art and the search for impressions, towards a meaningful immersion in the work of artists. In addition to this, an important semantic component of this exhibition is the desire to bring the DiDi Gallery stand, as part of the fair, outside Moscow - to change the space, audience and rhythm of the exhibition.

The gallery does not narrow its choice of artists to representatives of unofficial Russian art of the second half of the twentieth century, but supports the continuity of generations of the St. Petersburg art scene. The exhibition will feature works by artists of three generations - Leonid Borisov, Viktor Remishevsky and Alexandra Kokacheva. Each of them works in different techniques, and their work represents semantic blocks independent from each other. But these artists are united by the fact that all of them in the St. Petersburg artistic environment can rightfully be considered as the voice of their generation.