Julia Borissova – Maybe an Island
“Maybe an Island” is a visual diary of what surrounded me. With photography I wanted to capture this sense of isolation and find a trace of the lost time.
“Maybe an Island” is a visual diary of what surrounded me. With photography I wanted to capture this sense of isolation and find a trace of the lost time.
I have asked my mother to tell me about the similarities and differences she sees in me, her and my grandmother.
Tatyana in her work draws fantastic word of her home Petrogradsky district in St.Petersburg. She treats this space as tesseract or four dimensional hypercube.
I watched grey layer of asphalt gradually turning into soil or vice versa the park itself ceased being something manmade or natural.
FotoDepartament presents its first printed edition - the set AMPLITUDE №1, consisting of 10 books of 10 Russian artists working with photography.
The exhibition "Running to the Edge" combines the five projects of artist and include photography, collages, installations and photobooks
The life of the homeless in one of the largest cities of Russia - St. Petersburg. What helps for homeless to survive the cold winter and return to normal life.
A.bsurd is tan. City of dreams and words by Alexander Chernavskiy Under the still clouds, the wind blows the city. Alejandro Jodorowsky All stones. part 1 Dream 1 The Emperor ruled in this town. His post was the spy- supplanter. He loved birds, because they are easily tamed and rarely...
A project about people who remain the last inhabitants of the Russian deserted villages. Those who stayed refer to this area as Desert.
Every image in this series can be seen as a «fallen leaf». We can decide what kind of «leaf» they are: beautiful, or lost, or dying.
One may think, how can it be that distant tragedy can come through your brain and feelings as a fact of your personal history. But I know well - it can be so.
