Famous athletes appreciated the documentary exhibition "Not from the museum"

Anastasia Diodorova, silver medalist of the Summer Paralympic Games, world and European champion in swimming, and Amal Safarov, Master of Sports of Russia, coach of the Moscow national mas-wrestling team, bronze medalist of the European Championship, visited the anti-drug site Ne/Museum at VDNH. The athletes highly appreciated the exposition and encouraged young people to get acquainted with the project.

"The project causes emotional shock, it literally gives you the creeps. But that's why I recommend everyone to visit here, especially young guys and girls. "Not/the Museum" shows a future that you wouldn't wish on anyone. This is the real truth of life, without lectures and teachings," Anastasia Diodorova said.

The unique project was created with the participation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow and the Moscow Government. Its key feature is the use of artificial intelligence and other modern digital solutions.

"I would like to call the exhibition not just multimedia, but truly documentary. The AI installations and interactivity are particularly impressive — they clearly reflect the devastating impact of drugs," said Amal Safarov.

The exhibition uses timelapse videos created on the basis of real footage that demonstrate the effects of prohibited substances on the human body. An additional emotional effect is created by the countdown timer, which highlights the consequences that even one rash step can lead to. A portrait gallery is located between the thematic areas, where photographs of happy young people contrast with the consequences of drug addiction.

You can visit the Ne/Museum, located in Pavilion No. 37 at VDNH, for free from Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 19:00 by prior online registration.