Shunsuke Ohno
Untitled
2009
Anna Pavlova
Rhinoceros, from "Anlphabêtes" series
ceramic, quartz, malachite, coral
Anna Pavlova
Leopard mirror
ceramics, glass, 2021
Shunsuke Ohno
Untitled
2008
Shunsuke Ohno
Untitled
2013
Danila Tkachenko
7. Untitled
2020
Danila Tkachenko
26. Ruins of experimental laser system “ZET”
Kazakhstan, Karaganda region, 2015
Danila Tkachenko
10. Test bench for missiles
Kazakhstan, Kyzylorda Region, 2015
Shunsuke Ohno
Untitled
Shunsuke Ohno
Untitled
Danila Tkachenko
8. Standard panel multi-storey residential buildings
2021
Ivan Tuzov
Untitled
2014
Danila Tkachenko
11. Untitled, from Motherland Series
Danila Tkachenko
5. Untitled
Danila Tkachenko
4. Russia, the Republic of Sakha, Dzhugdzhur forced labor camp.
2020
Ivan Tuzov
Red sea
2013
Danila Tkachenko
8. Untitled
Danila Tkachenko
4. Former mining town
Komi Republic, Russia, 2014
Danila Tkachenko
5. Untitled, from Motherland Series
Danila Tkachenko
25. Untitled
Abandoned City (Ukraine). On April 26, 1986, at 01:23 local time, an explosion occurred 3 km away from a city with a population of 47,000 people. The reactor accident was kept secret for the first 36 hours, and nobody in the city knew about it. However, during this time, the radiation levels increased tens of thousands of times above normal. The evacuation was only declared 36 hours after the accident. The residents were told that the evacuation was temporary and would last only a few days. They were advised to take only their personal documents with them and leave behind their personal belongings and pets. After the evacuation, they never returned home. According to some estimates, this catastrophe significantly surpasses the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in terms of the number of affected individuals. At present, the city is completely looted. Marauders have stolen all contaminated valuable items and metals, 2019
Danila Tkachenko
5. Russia, the Republic of Sakha, Indigirskiy forced labor camp.
2020
