Located in the penthouses of one of the towers at the River Park Kutuzovsky residential complex (currently under construction) at a height of 180 meters, this retrospective showcases various periods and series of the artist's work: "Cities," "Duende," "Figurative," and "Concept." Throughout his entire creative journey, a consistent affinity for abstraction remains, with an emphasis on texture and rhythm as primary means of expression. The core narrative of the canvases is an exploration of the idea of time. The artist reflects on time as being akin to a quantum state: the perception of the linearity of Chronos depends on the observer. In this retrospective, Cherednichenko suggests viewing time non-linearly. Each work represents a moment in the artist's life, converging into a unified experience—a "bifurcation point."

At the exhibition opening, participants became co-creators of a performance involving the construction of the "Time Capsule" sculpture. Every viewer will contribute to the creation of the art object through their personal experience of non-linear time, utilized as a building material. In the finale, the artist will complete the capsule, transforming it into a symbol—a closed loop where the past, present, and future coexist simultaneously.