A white day in Vilnius, but even snow can't hide the heavy greyness of Soviet era block houses.

At this time I've decided to make a new art based on my old low poly art. Two views of a typical post-Soviet five-story building. In the art all models are mine (except for grass and bushes they are taken from Megascan). Face: 166,242 ( 87,985 without a vegetation) Tris: 254,901 (176,498 without a vegetation)

This photographer traveled to the far corners of the former Soviet Union to document a new era in design.

A room from about mid-2000s with old Soviet furniture. Almost all models are game ready. Collected a room from my assets.

aesthetic of postmodern in soviet union red rug/ red carpet on the wall

There’s nothing like a bit of contrast and historical perspective to make you reevaluate what's going on in the world now. Many people, especially those living in the West, still have very little understanding of what everyday life was like behind the Iron Curtain. That’s where the ‘Soviet Visuals’ social media project comes in. It collects and shares historical photos, propaganda posters, illustrations, and architectural images from the USSR in order to give people a better understanding of the Soviet and post-Soviet eras.

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"In the last couple of years, the fashion world has seen the stellar rise of the so-called “post-Soviet aesthetic”.

For all that Russia is a part of the world under perennial international scrutiny, it’s still hard to come across photography that offers a fresh…

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If you think Soviet architecture was strange — with its retrofuture angles and monolithic forms — you should see what came after the USSR's collapse. German photographer Frank Herfort has spent years traveling all over Russia and the former Soviet territories, from metropolises to remote rural zones, to capture the bizarre architecture of the post-Soviet era.

Creepy Post-Soviet Textile Dolls by Irina Sayfiydinova Check more at https://lifesprism.com/creepy-post-soviet-textile-dolls/

Since 1939, when the Workers and Peasants Red Army established first garrisons in independent Baltic States, the Soviet Union began rapid military expansion outside of its borders.

Architecture on Steroids in a Post-Soviet World - Editor's Picks - Messy Nessy Chic

Frank Herfort travelled all over Russia photographing skyscrapers that had been quickly built after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Russian photographer Egor Rogalev believes life for the first generation living outside Soviet rule goes beyond Brutalist tower blocks and Lenin monuments

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