Post-Soviet Visions: a film on image and identity in the New East

What does it mean to be part of a post-Soviet generation? How does the post-Soviet city, from Tbilisi to Tashkent, continue to inspire the photographers and designers fighting to carve out their own cultural identity?

This four-part special report, which accompanies Calvert 22 Foundation’s new photography exhibition, Post-Soviet visions: image and identity in the new Eastern Europe, attempts to answer these questions, navigating the territory of the post-socialist and post-communist world through the young creatives who grew up in the shadow of the Berlin Wall’s collapse.

From images and design to music and architecture, this is the post-Soviet world through the eyes of a generation leaving the past behind and entering a brave new world of their own making.

See our full report: calvertjournal.com/features/show/9564/post-soviet-visions

More info on the exhibition: calvert22.org/post-soviet-visions-image-identity-new-eastern-europe

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