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Dima Komarov⁣ Published by www.draw-down.com⁣ ⁣ A quarter-century after the end of Communism, #Russian photographer #DimaKomarov captures a new generation coming of age in #StPetersburg. Shot in their natural habitat—city streets, country roads, and in the intimacy of their own rooms—these portraits of Russian youth capture the vibrant energy, humor and attitude of #StPetersburg in the 21st century. As Anastasiia Fedorova points out in her essay, the images of Russia in the West have been shaped by the political context of the last century, with physical and mental walls built during the Cold War. Dima's work points to a fresh direction, where identity (appearance, gender, sexual orientation) is in flux and images of empathy and understanding counter state narratives. With bruised skin, DIY tattoos, heavy eyelids, and lipstick traces, these young Russians are icons for the future. With an essay by #AnastasiiaFedorova, curator of 2018's exhibition Post-Soviet Visions: Image and #Identity in the New #EasternEurope at Calvert 22 Foundation in London / Published by #DrawDown #SeriesThirtyTwo ⁣ ⁣ #zine #photozine (at Saint Petersburg, Russia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0Lh1Fsn95J/?igshid=xkb0t192f2ux

TODAY ONLY! ⁣⁣⁣⁣ Save 10% on EVERYTHING. Use code: "GRADS" ⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Dima Komarov⁣ Published by www.draw-down.com⁣ ⁣ A quarter-century after the end of Communism, #Russian photographer #DimaKomarov captures a new generation coming of age in #StPetersburg. Shot in their natural habitat—city streets, country roads, and in the intimacy of their own rooms—these portraits of Russian youth capture the vibrant energy, humor and attitude of #StPetersburg in the 21st century. As Anastasiia Fedorova points out in her essay, the images of Russia in the West have been shaped by the political context of the last century, with physical and mental walls built during the Cold War. Dima's work points to a fresh direction, where identity (appearance, gender, sexual orientation) is in flux and images of empathy and understanding counter state narratives. With bruised skin, DIY tattoos, heavy eyelids, and lipstick traces, these young Russians are icons for the future. With an essay by #AnastasiiaFedorova, curator of 2018's exhibition Post-Soviet Visions: Image and #Identity in the New #EasternEurope at Calvert 22 Foundation in London / Published by #DrawDown ⁣ ⁣ #SeriesThirtyTwo (at St. Petersburg, Russia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxuXmkJnIbj/?igshid=xhfawgf7fdlg

Launching at the 2018 New York Art Book Fair: Dima Komarov / Available at www.draw-down.com / A quarter-century after the end of Communism, Russian #photographer #DimaKomarov captures a new generation coming of age in St. Petersburg. Shot in their natural habitat—city streets, country roads, and in the intimacy of their own rooms—these portraits of #Russian #youth capture the vibrant energy, humor and attitude of St. Petersburg in the 21st century. As Anastasiia Fedorova points out in her essay, the images of Russia in the West have been shaped by the political context of the last century, with physical and mental walls built during the Cold War. Dima's work points to a fresh direction, where identity (appearance, gender, sexual orientation) is in flux and images of empathy and understanding counter state narratives. With bruised skin, #DIY tattoos, heavy eyelids, and lipstick traces, these young Russians are icons for the #future. With an essay by Anastasiia Fedorova, curator of 2018's exhibition Post-Soviet Visions: Image and Identity in the New Eastern Europe at Calvert 22 Foundation in London. Published by #DrawDown / Series Thirty-Two, First edition, 2018 @kedr_livanskiy @_nothingxgood @printedmatter_artbookfairs @anastasiia_fedorova #photozine #NYABF18 #zine (at MoMA PS1) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn_WQgPB_mW/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1a6p8t69eomgi

Dima Komarov / Published by www.draw-down.com / A quarter-century after the end of Communism, #Russian photographer #DimaKomarov captures a new generation coming of age in #StPetersburg. Shot in their natural habitat—city streets, country roads, and in the intimacy of their own rooms—these portraits of Russian youth capture the vibrant energy, humor and attitude of #StPetersburg in the 21st century. As Anastasiia Fedorova points out in her essay, the images of Russia in the West have been shaped by the political context of the last century, with physical and mental walls built during the Cold War. Dima's work points to a fresh direction, where identity (appearance, gender, sexual orientation) is in flux and images of empathy and understanding counter state narratives. With bruised skin, DIY tattoos, heavy eyelids, and lipstick traces, these young Russians are icons for the future. With an essay by #AnastasiiaFedorova, curator of 2018's exhibition Post-Soviet Visions: Image and #Identity in the New #EasternEurope at Calvert 22 Foundation in London / Published by #DrawDown #SeriesThirtyTwo #NYABF2018 https://www.instagram.com/p/BoNVOGThGtl/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1pl32oig4czsa

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