Ekaterina Soloveva

Why are people so attracted to abandoned places? What do we want to see there, what do we want to be involved in?

I was filming this area three weeks after I was diagnosed with a stroke. And I realized that this was a path that I didn't want to follow.

17/05/2024 Mtskheta Georgia A horse grazes peacefully against the background of the hills, ignoring the tall communication structures that pierce the sky in the background. This scene presents a striking contrast, highlighting the clash between the tranquility of nature and the intrusion of human technology. The horse represents the simplicity…

It’s extremely difficult to explain such feelings as loneliness, sorrow, fragility, downfall, and abashment. They reside deep within the human soul, intertwined like the threads of a complex tapestry, each emotion leaving its mark. These poignant sentiments are captured in frozen moments of time. Loneliness, August, 2021 A vast salt…

When I was 7 years old, I suddenly decided to train my willpower by eating salt. I didn't know anything about the harms of salt. I started with very small portions and made a decision to end up when I'd increased every day portion to one teaspoon.

#Ukraine • Sometimes ago I met a person with borderline disorder. This meeting totally impacted me and initiated my thinking about this problem.

One-industry towns have a special atmosphere. It is especially noticeable in winter, when the city is at the mercy of snow and blizzards.

The story about a small dovecote in one Moscow district. “I come here like to a church. I see my pigeons and forget about all diseases…”

Amount of abandoned villages in Russia increases from year to year.