Katya Avramenko’s book about Moscow invites the reader into personal memories, allowing them to experience their own Moscow — the city that is precious to them.
The thread that ties the narrative together is the passage of time — the changing hours of the day, from early morning to late evening. The book is divided into four large chapters, each dedicated to one of the seasons. It reflects the cycle of life itself — from childhood and the vibrancy of summer to autumn and winter, and then spring again, as a metaphor for a new beginning.
The first edition consists of 1,000 copies. Each book will feature a unique number handwritten by the author on the colophon page.
Anna Vlasenko –
The photobook is just amazing. High quality pictures of Moscow, the paper has the right amount of thickness. Overall quality is extraordinary.