People's Artist of Russia, former chief architect of the State Hermitage, member of the Heraldic Council under the President of the Russian Federation, nonconformist artist who passed through Vorkuta during the Stalin years - all this is Evgeny Ukhnalev, one of the most significant Russian artists of the late 20th century. His book of memoirs, This Is Mine, is not just a memoir, but an accurate portrait of the times. “I am always tormented by annoyance: when a person dies, all his emotions, memories, reactions die with him,” writes Ukhnalev. — Perhaps this book is an attempt to preserve emotions. In any case, as far as possible."