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Special request from my dear friend Mayra 🌸 Katyusha 💌 🎶 Расцветали яблони и груши, Поплыли туманы над рекой. Выходила на берег Катюша, На высокий берег на крутой. Выходила, песню заводила Про степного сизого орла, Про того, которого любила, Про того, чьи письма берегла 🎶

Samarkand, Uzbekistan

Cat resting on a cross of Orthodox church in Perast, Montenegro.

Pack of Soviet "Laika" brand cigarettes, first produced in 1957.

SOLD "Golden Silence" SOLD This piece has always been one of my personal favorites, so seeing it find a home means a lot. Grateful for this collector, especially in a time like this.@thePrettyProof Thank you for believing in my work.

gm 🌷 "spring" 22ed • 0.01 Ξ hope comes in spring 🩶

Kalyan Minaret, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

The brave women of my homeland. 😍

Traditional Yemeni clothing 🇾🇪✨

Today I made Persian rice with tahdig (ته دیگ) while listening to Iranian music in honor of my glorious homeland. Long live Iran!

Me & my work

Cherry Blossoms bloom around Pyongyang, DPRK. 2026 🇰🇵🌸

@aakashgupta I was there in November, absolutely breathtaking to see the scale in person

The man who built this died 11 months ago at 91. He never finished it. Zurab Tsereteli started the Chronicles of Georgia in 1985. Sixteen concrete pillars, each 35 meters tall, covered floor to ceiling in bronze reliefs depicting 3,000 years of Georgian kings, queens, heroes, and 2,000 years of Christianity. He carved an entire civilization's memory into a hilltop overlooking the Tbilisi Sea. Then the Soviet Union collapsed. Funding evaporated overnight. The monument sat unfinished on Keeni Hill for decades. No entrance fee. No gift shop. No marketing. Just 16 pillars standing in silence over a city that was busy surviving the 1990s. Tsereteli kept working. He built a 98-meter Peter the Great statue in Moscow that triggered protests from residents who wanted it demolished. He tried to erect a Christopher Columbus statue in New York. The city rejected it. Columbus, Ohio rejected it. Miami rejected it. Puerto Rico finally said yes. He built the "Good Defeats Evil" sculpture in front of the United Nations headquarters out of decommissioned Soviet and American nuclear missiles. He put up monuments in London, Seville, Jerusalem. Over 5,000 pieces across dozens of countries by the time he died. Meanwhile, the unfinished monument in Tbilisi quietly became the city's second most popular tourist attraction. No completion date. No restoration budget. Locals call it Georgia's Stonehenge. The sculptor who built it spent 40 years getting rejected and protested across every continent. The one project he never got to finish is the one the world can't stop visiting.

Located in Tblisi, Georgia Called 'The Chronicles of Georgia' Looks like something out of a fantasy world.

🇮🇷 2,500 years of history and its cutest guide! Meet the little princess of Abyaneh village in Isfahan, Iran.

@Mrah_sulieman I gave retweet from @strike_dr page a couple minutes ago, and I was the Canadian dollars donation on your page just now. I wish you and your family health and safety ❤️

It’s been days without a single donation… and my heart feels so heavy. I still need $100 just to provide food for my little daughter, Zeina. Please, I’m asking from the bottom of my heart—don’t leave ❤️‍🩹🙏👶 chuffed.org/project/155353… @strike_dr @tiredfeminist_ @sistertonin

Chivalry is not dead in Russia. Almost every time I’m in the metro I see men carrying flowers to their loved ones. Warms my heart. ❤️

🇮🇷 Persian ceiling mural by an Iranian artist, Tehran, Iran.

Blocking the strait of Hormuz is unfair, But blocking the Rafah crossing for years, preventing the entry of food and humanitarian aid for poor people of Gaza was totally fair. Let that sink in.