A street artist from Kharkiv travels to the liberated city of Izyum, which is 60 km from the front line, previously occupied by Russian forces. The artist walks the streets of the destroyed city, looks at mutilated houses and crushed cars. He looks at his old works, which now after the occupation acquire a completely new meaning. The artist meets local residents - a man who hid 70 people in his basement; a woman who refuses to leave her burned apartment; kids who are accustomed to air raids and mourn their friends who have permanently left the city. One of them is Volodymyr, who lost half of his family in the collapse of a building. Interacting and observing the artist's work inspires him to start changing his life. This is a unique portrait of a city ravaged by occupation, told through the stories of locals and the philosophical reflections of a street artist.