Nostalgia is a central feature in how people form, maintain and reconstruct a sense of self and the place of the individual in the world. Nostalgia develops usually in the face of present fears, disquiet about the state of affairs and uncertainty about the future. Confronted with social anomie and disjuncture nostalgia provides a sense of continuity. Totalitarian nostalgia is primarily an aesthetic nostalgia. The mechanism of public nostalgia, especially when it is manipulated by the media, often makes the past more palatable and handy for shoring up present exigencies.
Politburo Fashion. Fall-Winter 1980.
80x105 cm. Cotton. Acrylic. Author technique: Imprint of the photo on wet cloth. 2018
Politburo Fashion. Fall-Winter 1980.
Fragment
Politburo Fashion. Spring-Summer 1970.
80x105 cm. Cotton. Acrylic. Author technique: Imprint of the photo on wet cloth. 2018
Politburo Fashion. Spring-Summer 1970.
Fragment
Politburo Fashion. Sring-Summer 1960.
80x105 cm. Cotton. Acrylic. Author technique: Imprint of the photo on wet cloth. 2018
Politburo Fashion. Celebration.
80x105 cm. Cotton. Acrylic. Author technique: Imprint of the photo on wet cloth. 2018
Politburo Fashion. Cruise collection
90x 90 cm. Cotton. Acrylic. Author technique. 2018
Politburo Fashion. Cruise collection
100x 150 cm. Cotton. Acrylic. Author technique. 2019
Politburo Fashion. Retro collection
100x120 cm. Cotton. Acrylic. Author technique. 2019