Artist Alexei Ryzhkov opens Yekaterinburg to its inhabitants, easily and unobtrusively, without unnecessary moralizing and pathos, he teaches to see this peculiar city, business and daring, prudish, ironic and powerful. Mosaics of historical events and architectural styles, everyday details and human destinies, faces, facades, fences, factories, shop windows and trash cans acquire special artistic logic and charm in graphic works. In them, space slowly floats like cumulus clouds, and time rings like frosty air, in them people are mysterious and silent, and city monuments are frivolous and careless. A waltz sounds in them, parades rattle and late trams tap.