Ecological question

In the Moscow residential area of Moskvorechye-Saburovo, next to the polymetals plant, there is a burial site for radioactive and chemical waste.

The area is called Kuyalnik because of the estuary.

Eventually, I have built my speculative reality from artefacts withdrawn from the boxes. I've created new objects using that junk - totemic animals and Calder's mobiles.

While working on the project, I wanted to show the trash not the way everyone used to see it. Show it about garbage without garbage.

I made a real “consumer portrait”, using the garbage of heroes as a metaphor.

Every day the pollution increases, the human health is more and more put in danger and as we do not see it directly one does not care about it little.

Stopped by an anonymous lake in rural Karnataka, India. The lake with the lotus pond and overcast skies presented an irresistible image.

Gregor Samsa's will rise from the grave. The Second Coming shall be their revenge on humanity.

This photo essay captures Delhi’s deadly shades of grey as the city stepped into 2017 choked with smog.

…over 371,000 hectares of the British landmass was reserved and appropriated for military use.

There was a brickfield near my village home. Then I was a small child. The brickfield used to fascinate me. Particularly, when I found workers making bricks from clay in a magical way.

Rivers, human beings and forest create a strange bond in Sundarban, the largest mangrove forest located at the delta region of the river Ganges. The rivers nurture and support both

Fallen is a serie portraits of residents who are living on a remote squatter camp in the province Freestate, South Africa. These people are living on or under the poverty line and are considered as ‘white poverty’… (photo essay by…