Imagination opens up questions about the future.
Big images of the future.
A deep connection to heritage.
Man is the center of attention.
Space, sacred geometry, new directions of science and images of the Man of the Future are collected in a single visual atlas. Scientific topics, cultural symbols and artistic scenarios are marked separately.
Start with a purpose
Briefly about Atlas
The four directions help to consider it on different scales: from space and language of forms to interdisciplinary knowledge and human life. These are author scripts and visual studies open to discussion.
Interactive Infographics
Select the direction and link of the route. The scheme will explain what role each project can play in the development of the idea.
Space / Memory
Preserve observational histories, maps, research evidence, and the origin of each material.
Open: ArchiveThe diagram shows the semantic connections and the possible order of work. The specific project, participants and conditions are discussed separately.
01 / Scale of thinking
From the view of the Earth from the side - to the culture of the long horizon. Space is becoming an image of exploration, careful attitude to the planet and cooperation.
Consider water, landscapes, cities, and human communities as connected parts of a shared world.
Connect questions, observations, models and open conversation about the boundaries of knowledge.
Discuss solutions through their implications for future generations, not just for the present moment.
Research stories, sky maps, observation diaries, and cosmic images of culture can become archive materials — along with authorship and context.
02 / The language of connections and proportions
Circle, symmetry, rhythm and repetition are the material for visual exploration. Here, sacred geometry is seen as a cultural and artistic language.
Explore circles, grids, proportions, and symmetry in composition, graphics, and spatial models.
Compare ornaments and symbols, preserving the differences of tradition, authorship and history of origin.
Use geometry for understandable schemes: from the structure of the collection to the links between the directions of the project.
Sketches, ornaments, models and author's interpretations can be described in the Archive as works and cultural evidence. Scientific evidence requires a separate justification.
03 / Research directions
Not a list of announced discoveries, but a space of questions at the intersection of knowledge about nature, man, data and complex systems.
Consider the links between nature observation, engineering design, and habitat care.
Discuss how to describe, compare, and store knowledge so that the source and meaning remain distinguishable.
Explore learning, collaboration and responsibility when creating new tools.
It is not just the results that matter in the archive: questions, methods, inputs, and constraints help to understand how knowledge arose and what remains to be tested.
04 / The human dimension
A vision of a future in which technological development is combined with dignity, curiosity, mutual support and the human right to be different.
Create a culture of questions, sharing experiences and learning accessible to people with different stories and opportunities.
Discuss technology through human choice, clarity of decisions and the ability to influence their own lives.
Consider trust, mutual assistance and respect for the living world as the basis of a common future.
Personal stories, professional experience, languages and creative works preserve the diversity of the human world and connect generations.
Futurological presentation
A brief presentation connects the cosmos, the language of geometry, research directions and the image of the person of the future with the overall architecture of ORION.
Artistic scenarios for discussion. The presentation does not describe the existing scientific programs and does not set a time frame for their implementation.
From image to material
Gallery, texts, visual directions and materials for new publications - in the content studio.
Open a Content StudioFilms 2–4 October 2026: author's ideas, research questions and images of the future.
An artistic vision of a future museum for the Living Russia programme: culture, science and creativity shared across generations. This is neither the existing Moscow museum nor an approved project.
Open the filmAn artistic film about the future, responsibility, the right to have a voice and revising a shared decision.
Open the film