In the context of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, observed annually on 3 December, the National Museum of History of Moldova presents to the public an inclusive art exhibition entitled "Art without limits".

This temporary gallery features a collection of twenty works by Prutsakov Vladislav (15 years old), a pupil of Auxiliary School No. 6, who has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Through his works, the young artist invites the viewer on a visual journey to see the world from another perspective and offers an honest, intense, and deeply personal vision. The exhibition aims to highlight the expressive potential of a creative practice born from a particular sensitivity, as the drawings of a child on the autism spectrum reveal how rich the inner world can be when given the space to express itself.

At a time when discussions about inclusion and access to culture are gaining strength, "Art without limits" stands as a testimony to the unique vision and sensitivity of a child from the autism spectrum. Vladislav's drawings are not mere aesthetic representations; they are instruments of communication, affective maps, and viewpoints that challenge us to rethink notions of normality and beauty. The vivid colors and the shapes of the depicted figures combine according to their own logic, speaking of inner order, joys and fears, and of details adults may overlook.

The exhibition values the expressive heritage of young creators and offers the public an exercise in attention: to look without labels and to accept art as a legitimate form of language. Through "Art without limits" we emphasize the importance of providing spaces for all modes of being, proving that art knows no boundaries and speaks to everyone.

The exhibition "Art without limits" can be visited from 10 to 19 December 2025 in the ground-floor hall of the National Museum of History of Moldova, Chișinău, Str. 31 August 1989, 121 A.