Elena Kotova's new collection is a house, behind every window of which there is life in its changing simplicity. And it turns out that everyday life behind bars in a Moscow mental hospital is no more absurd than glamorous shopping behind the window of a London store, old women dream like girls, an independent playboy suddenly has an adult daughter, and his wife fell in love with her husband at the moment of separation. It's tragic, it's funny, it's recognizable. The author tells everyday stories with a unique charm, quilting colorful pictures with a bright thread of absurdity.