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    Grande Fratello brutalista a Mosca, 2025

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    1. MagnificentCat on

      War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.

    2. Longjumping-Boot1886 on

      big TV in the main square with Putin 24/7 – is the first thing what was installed in Sevastopol in 2014.

      “welcome to the city 17, its safe”.

    3. HunterThin870 on

      Loud speakers are probably blasting the Papers Please theme there.

    4. CheapAttempt2431 on

      F*ck Putin, but I’d be lying if I said that I don’t like the esthetics

    6. AbbreviationsHot7662 on

      “The year of 2025 has been declared as the year of the defender of the homeland”

      Very BB

    7. OrangeHer on

      the whole vibe and that big ass block of concrete for housing just looks so depressing

    8. wgszpieg on

      This is the reality that the far right wants to bring about in Europe. Remember that every time they spew their “freedom of speech” bullshit

    12. Much_Educator8883 on

      Isn’t every single fucking year in russia “a year of defender of our fatherland”? Their national identity is all about inventing enemies and creating pretexts to attack them.

    16. SoupSpelunker on

      And every so often, a human is ejected from the upper floor, “accidentally.” 

    17. slashbye on

      Theres a funny German pun hidden in the picture.
      The company of the billboard is called “Maer”, which in German means “Story/Fairytale”.

      Quite fitting for the content presented.

    18. WeAreAllPrisms on

      Brutalism definitely hits different in a country led by murderous sociopath. I can imagine feeling very small and paranoid around that building. I can also imagine being kidnapped, tortured and thrown out one of it’s windows. 

      My favourite brutalist building is Robert’s Library in Toronto, and it has a very different feel. 

    20. OldsMan_ on

      TBH I love how these butalist kommunist buildings look like ( not the ideology behind of couse ) . There are lot in the former Yugoslavia . Amazing concrete arts.

    22. cedric10012002 on

      This photo was taken by Александр Гронский (gronsky on Instagram) whom OP didn’t credit. He has other great photographs.

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