To see salvation where it is not usually sought, namely in the wilderness (in silence), was determined by the project of Volodymyr Budnikova and Vlada Ralko called “Shelter”. When the stencil inscriptions “Shelter” began to appear on the walls of houses in Kiev, it seemed like a strange ana-chronism, something out of the Soviet-era civil defense school exercises. Such indicators of bomb shelters in case of an air attack seemed to say to us: you still have reserves of peace for a black day. It is quite symbolic that often these inscriptions were directed nowhere, because there was no shelter in the indicated direction. It is necessary again and again to bring the language to silence, as to the temporary “Shelter”.