A series of still lifes about the search for inner freedom.

From myths of artificial beings to the advent of computers, historian Agnes Ferenczi discusses humanity's long-standing quest to bring inanimate objects to life.

The heroes of this series are familiar to each of us.

Photographer Anton Klimov spent nine years exploring the social landscape around the world's deepest lake.

A series of post-apocalyptic photographs on the theme of time, life and death, taken with a child's camera.

Artist Natasha Lozinskaya seeks answers to inner questions in Vyatka legends and fairy tales.

The story of Krasnoyarsk artist Yulia Ovchinnikova about the difficulties of motherhood.

Kirov-based photographer Anzhella Antonovskaya photographed eight men involved in raising children and asked them what being a father means to them.

Photo portrait competitions, photo book festivals, residencies and an award for black and white photography.

She cycled 1,400 kilometers through the territory inhabited by representatives of the Finno-Ugric peoples and collected stories from elders about their fates.

An excerpt from the book "Medium for the Masses – Consciousness through the Eye" by anthropologist and Slavist Sergei Ushakin about the phenomenon of photomontage in the early USSR.

12 solid and very solid books that will help you better understand photography. Or give up on it altogether.