Project of an art exhibition of ancient art in the building of the People's Commissariat, built in the mid-twentieth century. The hall allocated for the exhibition is a rectangular room with high ceilings. An elongated hall leads to the hall. One of the main tasks when working on this project was to create a temporary image. Fabric stretched over a metal frame was chosen as the main material. The hall is conventionally divided into 9 compartments, connected by small corridors - portals. Each compartment is dedicated to different types of products. The central compartment serves as a crossing point for the flow of visitors and is therefore slightly larger than the rest of the premises. The compartments are covered with domes, which are also used as projection screens. The premises are illuminated from the inside by round busbars with mobile lamps. The entrance area (from the hall to the hall) is highlighted by a marble portal. For navigation, black floor markings in the direction of movement and wall signs made with acrylic on fabric are used.

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