During all my life in Moscow, and living here for a long time I (probably not only me) have had to forge my registration. The situation is very simple. By nature, I'm pretty much the same law-abiding citizen, but to persuade the landlords, relatives and friends to register me for a month, three, well, six months, much easier and more realistic than a year. At the same time, a health policy for my child give only if I have registration is for one year and not less. So I take my pen in my hand. The project is a lined up photographs with macro photos of forged dates from registrations. The photos are lined up in chronological order, so you can trace the evolution of the forgeries and they kind of represent a numerical time line. While in the past the dates were inscribed manually and had to be forged by hand as well, the perfection of the technology now makes it possible to perfect the forgeries. Near the end is the last date of the present time, followed by several blank sheets of the same shape, as a symbol of the fact that this forgery will continue in the future, until the imperfect laws of our country ensure that forgeries are not resorted to.