The Art of . Methods of exact sciences and semiotics” by Yuri Mikhailovich Lotman and Vladimir Mikhailovich Petrov is a unique study at the intersection of humanities and exact sciences. This work not only enriches the reader with new knowledge, but also offers a fresh look at art and its perception in the modern world. The authors focus on how exact science methods can be applied to the study of art. Lotman and Petrov, known for their in-depth research in semiotics and cultural studies, offer the reader original approaches to the analysis of works of art. They see art as a complex semiotic process, where each work is not just an object of aesthetic perception, but also a carrier of many meanings that can be deciphered using scientific methods. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers - from students and teachers of humanities disciplines to professional artists and culturologists. It will attract the attention of those interested in the perception of art, its interpretation and significance in modern society. If you are passionate about semiotics, cultural studies or just want to understand more deeply how science can interact with art, then “Artometry” will be a real discovery for you. The topics raised in the book are extensive and multifaceted. The authors explore how different scientific approaches can help in the analysis of artistic texts and visual works. They discuss how mathematical and statistical methods can be used to identify patterns in art, as well as how semiotic concepts help in understanding cultural contexts. This interaction between science and art opens new horizons for researchers and practitioners, offering them tools for deeper analysis and interpretation. The style of Lotman and Petrov is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes complex concepts understandable to a wide audience. Their approach to the presentation of the material allows the reader not only to assimilate the information, but also to think about the important issues that are raised in the book. Lotman, as one of the founders of semiotics, is already known for his works, such as "The Structure of the Art Text" and "Culture and Explosion", which also explore the interaction of various cultural codes and their impact on the perception of art. In Artometry, he continues to develop his ideas, enriching them with new finds and examples. The book "Artometry" is worthy of attention not only due to its content, but also the relevance of the issues raised . In an era when the boundaries between science and art are becoming increasingly blurred, it is important to understand how these two spheres can enrich each other. The authors encourage the reader to reflect on how art can be not only an object of aesthetic pleasure, but also a field for scientific research. If you’re looking for literature that will make you look at art from a new angle, Artometry will be a great choice. This book will not only expand your horizons, but also inspire new ideas and discoveries in the world of art and science. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in an exciting journey through these two amazing areas of human activity.