Lost Territories. New End at International Meetings of Photography in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. You can visit the show in City Art Gallery till 31 st. OCT. Supported by the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.

The Lost Territories. CONTROL will investigate the different aspects of the ubiquitous and oppressive control in the post-Soviet area during USSR period and today, dialoguing with French experiences with territories lost in their history.  The exhibit from 16.07 till 25.08. 2018 within the Transphotographiques 2018 Photo Festival in Lille/France. More info here. Project supported by […]

After more than 6 years of work Sputnik Photos will finally present “Lost Territories” Project. In co-operation with curator Paweł Szypulski the first of upcoming narrations based on Lost Territories Archive will be shown in Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw/PL under the tittle: Lost Territories: SEDIMENT The exhibition opening: 21st OCT 2016 – 5 Feb 2017 More […]

During this year Krakow Photomonth Festival Sputnik Photos is presenting an exhibition in form of an installation. Lost Territories. Phase Zero is an attempt to capture the moment in the development of a project when everything is still fluid and possible, when new images start to form out of a cluster of overlapping meanings or interlocking and interacting […]

From the 18th till the 20th of September Sputnik Photos was present at the Unseen Photo Fair in Amsterdam. You could find us at Unseen Niche / A1. More information here.

Moldova is the poorest country in Europe. Following the vision of better future, more than one million of its inhabitants, i.e. 25 per cent, have left the country. It is this hard-earn currency flowing to Moldova from different parts of the world which helps to keep the Moldavian economy afloat. On the other side, the […]

I was totally shocked by the anarchic attitude to architecture in Armenia. Being totally free as they are, Armenians can easily construct any building of any shape and in any place. In Yerevan, you can easily find ever newer levels being placed atop houses without any official authorisation. And this causes an incredible cacophony of […]

Millions of women in the Soviet army fought against the fascists. They filled various posts: nurses, sappers, aviators, tankers. Some of them still children, teenage girls. The ones that still live today are around 90 years old. Their great home country no longer exists. They often live in countries which are not their place of […]

The Yerevan gardens have a long tradition and are deeply rooted in Armenian culture. Gaining importance as a source of fresh vegetables in times of crisis and becoming more amateur nature in better times, they make these shifts every time the political and economic situation in the Caucasus changes. They connect the city’s inhabitants with […]

For the most part, they were to be pictures of ceilings, windows – the scenery that immobile war veterans see in front of their eyes. Images they will be doomed to watch till the end of their lives. After calling Timur, who, as I had earned earlier, has no hands and legs, I knew my […]

The charismatic president of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili had a dream and a plan. For nearly a decade of his leadership, he strived to mould the Caucasian country according to western models. Georgia was to be a germ of Western thinking and civilisation in that part of the world – in the direct neighbourhood of the […]

The scenery here is soaked with resignation. All you can do is look at the mountains and imagine you are in Scandinavia – Norway, or even Iceland. Rocky peaks and mild slopes overgrown with fine grass. Landscape green from the ground and blue from the sky. An unambiguous and stark scenery. The decisions about the […]