"Melting Point" was the last exhibition in the place where the Experimental Field project originated. The field itself was planned to be built up for a highway, everything was disappearing and melting before our very eyes. We decided to capture this moment in the exhibition. All participants today are not in Russia, and this makes this exhibition look even stranger. Here is a short review from Vlad Chizhenkov, a guest of the exhibition: The announced "hidden algorithm of mixing man-made and natural fabrics" was accompanied by a pleasant sitting on an earthen furrow. I managed to see the end of Sergei Prokofiev's exhausting performance - for several hours Sergei, dressed in a fashionable yellow chemical protection suit, circled the field on a bicycle, managed to see the general exhibition and its disappearance by dismantling, but did not manage to see how Dania Zinchenko releases a carp bought in a grocery store into the local pond. The carp has already disappeared in the dark waters, and this is clearly not the worst thing that could have happened to it. The exposition, as expected, somewhat overlapped with small anthropogenic artifacts, and it was not always possible to understand what was what, and what was just like that, but the participants of the event were clearly not against it, understanding that everything is not simple and that everything will disappear to a point, possibly managing to change. I was especially pleased with the fur feeder for birds, instantly recognized by the team as a work of the local Alina Glazun.