The Atlas Sovieticus

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Documenting Soviet-era mosaics, sgraffito murals, and other monumental artworks before they disappear. Follow for updates!

Photos from The Atlas Sovieticus's post 19/07/2026

The Atlas Sovieticus is inviting you to join us! During our group tour (only 6 spots are still available!), we're exploring a much overlooked and unique country.

From Soviet monumental art, modernist architecture and undiscovered monuments to the legendary "Gates of Hell", this trip includes everything Turkmenistan has to offer!

For more information, don't hestitate to learn more via the link in the pinned comment - or simply contact us.

Photos from The Atlas Sovieticus's post 05/07/2026

(English below)

https://theatlassovieticus.com/discover-healing-a-man-a-2000-sqm-soviet-mosaic-in-moscow/

Я очень рад поделиться нашей новой статьёй, посвящённой советской мозаике площадью 2000 квадратных метров в Москве! В ней мы рассказываем о замысле этого произведения (это одна из крупнейших мозаик в мире), а также раскрываем её смысл и историю создания.

Статья опубликована на английском языке и основана на масштабном исследовании, проведённом фондом Soviet Mosaics Fund (sovietmosaicfund.com) из России. Исследование продолжалось несколько месяцев и включает интервью с родственниками заслуженных авторов этого монументального произведения.

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https://theatlassovieticus.com/discover-healing-a-man-a-2000-sqm-soviet-mosaic-in-moscow/

I'm really excited to share our new article, showcasing a 2000 square meters Soviet Mosaic in Moscow! In it, we explore the vision of the artwork (it's one of the largest mosaics in the world), as well as it's meaning and creation process.

The article is in English, based on extensive research by the Soviet Mosaics Fund (sovietmosaicfund.com) from Russia. The study took multiple months and includes interviews with relatives of the honoured authors.

Photos from The Atlas Sovieticus's post 03/05/2026

Tucked away on the facade of the historic Nur-Sultan 1 (Astana-1) railway station, these vibrant mosaics offer a colorful glimpse into the city’s Soviet past.

While the capital has rapidly modernized with futuristic architecture, these panels remain a striking example of Socialist Realist monumental art. The four vertical panels depict the idealized pillars of Soviet society: progression and science (with cosomonauts and engineers), society (a happy Soviet family) and the army.

Discover these, and many other monumental artworks in Kazachstan on www.theatlassovieticus.com!

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An interesting (and must-read) article!

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