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Published 16/08/2016 at 1920 × 1533 in Tommaso Rada, Domestic Border: The Invisible Wall (2015)

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Tommaso Rada, Domestic Border: The Invisible Wall (2015)

Bulgaria, Rudozen. Border forest where people trying to escape from communist countries before 1989 were killed and buried.

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Spectator Pass (2014) by the Russian photographer Julia Abzaltdinova documents the resort city of Sochi and Russian sport fans during the 2014 Winter Olympics. When you delve deeper, however, this series really focuses on the visual representations of national identity and how that pans out in the context of one of the biggest sports events in the world.

Spectator Pass (2014) by the Russian photographer Julia Abzaltdinova documents the resort city of Sochi and Russian sport fans during the 2014 Winter Olympics. When you delve deeper, however, this series really focuses on the visual representations of national identity and how that pans out in the context of one of the biggest sports events in the world.

New project is up on @document_east! Spectator Pass (2014) by the Russian photographer Julia Abzaltdinova documents the resort city of Sochi and Russian sport fans during the 2014 Winter Olympics. When you delve deeper, however, this series really focuses on the visual representations of national identity and how that pans out in the context of one of the biggest sports events in the world.

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