Anna Shustikova's project begins with a dream. Sleep is the most private space of our inner life, yet in times of war and technological threat, certain nightmares stop belonging to us alone — they become shared, collective imprints of a political reality. Drawing on the Sleep and Dream Database, the artist gathered nuclear nightmares dreamed between the 1960s and today, weaving them into a single documentary poem. The resulting text could have been dreamed by one person: a former physicist, raised in a closed nuclear city, whose family assembled warheads by hand. Exhibition hours: August 28–30 | 15:00–21:00