The Atlas Sovieticus is a project born out of a deep fascination with the remnants of socialist-era art and architecture. Through photography and exploration, I document the fading mosaics, monumental sculptures, and striking buildings that once defined the public spaces of the former USSR and Eastern Bloc.

Armed with only a camera and a passion for history, I travel across post-Soviet countries to capture these artistic relics before they disappear. Each mosaic tells a story – of ambition, ideology, and craftsmanship – that deserves to be preserved and shared.

This website is my way of bringing these works of art to a wider audience. Here, you’ll find detailed articles, original photography, and historical insights into the world of Soviet monumental art. Whether you’re a historian, an artist, or simply curious about this unique aesthetic, I hope Atlas Sovieticus inspires you to see these mosaics in a new light.

Mission and vision

If you’d like to collaborate, contribute, or just share your thoughts, feel free to reach out through the Contact page.