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More than concrete and form, Armenian Soviet architecture fused Brutalism with heritage, using tuff stone and national motifs to resist cultural erasure.
The Lada wasn’t just a car—it was a Soviet statement. Rugged, practical, and iconic, it symbolised national pride and outlived the USSR itself.
Soviet mosaics turned public spaces into propaganda, spreading communist ideology where people lived, played & worked. Some remain, but most are fading away.
In the summer of 1974, an unusual looking ship left Long Beach, CA. It’s destination? The middle of the Pacific Ocean. But, the whole expedition was a lie.
1934 - 2006Russian SFSR3 artworks
1933 - 1980Russian SFSR2 artworks
1913 - 1994Ukrainian SSR2 artworks
1964 - PresentPoland1 artwork
1935 - PresentItaly0 artworks
1924 - 2004Armenian SSR1 artwork
1948 - 2023Lithuanian SSR1 artwork
1923 - PresentRussian SFSR0 artworks
1955 - PresentRussian SFSR24 artworks
1947 - PresentUkrainian SSR1 artwork
1933 - 2009Mongolia1 artwork
East Germany1 artwork
1926 - PresentArmenian SSR1 artwork
Ukrainian SSR1 artwork
1938 - PresentUkrainian SSR1 artwork