in 1993 george pusenkoff had the opportunity of a solo exhibition in a room of the tretyakov gallery. the room, which was not originally designed as an exhibition space, was dominated by a 42-meter-long front window, which directed the viewer's gaze outwards and not to the exhibited works of art inside. pusenkoff developed an installation for this room in which the front window was covered by a wooden wall. the works of art were then installed on this wall: "to block off an enormous windowfront, i built a wall measuring six meters high and 42 meters long. this surface was covered by 24 paintings, each two by two meters, as well as 600 smaller copies of these arranged to a particular pattern. the whole resembled an endlessly unfolding molecular matrix. of major importance was the contrast between the space of the room and that of the window-wall."