Susanna Voiushina & Dmitrii Melnikov (Arkhangelsk | RUS)
Many of us (especially at the time of Covid) were trying to escape from big cities
and move to the countryside.
We are willing to live closer to nature, feeling it makes us healthier and happier.
We prefer to stay in our own house with some small garden instead of city apartments.
But it turns to be a very special cultural experience when we look at this aspect
in Russia.
DACHA as a cultural code of a person.
Can you imagine Soviet nine-story building inverted from vertical to horizontal?
Basically this is the way how we see Dacha villages.
Why we decide to live so close to each other in a country that has
the largest territory in the world?
How can nature manifest itself there?
Dancing on the Margins of Climate Change 