Some photographers are commissioned and shoot buildings for commercial purpouses. Others enjoy the beauty of architecture, when they press the shutter button with the camera facing towards an 18th century stone bridge. Arseniy, though, is on a mission to document the decaying apartment complexes and other structures from the 20th century, that started it’s life in the Soviet Union. Socialist modernism, as it is called, is a dying breed of art. Literally. Since the last decade most post-Soviet and eastern bloc countries have started to replace the old with the new. Sleek and western looking architecture is popping up everywhere, replacing the gritty and gray brutalist counterparts. Arseniy is on a mission to document as much as he can. There is no doubt that his photographs will be viewed as history in the near future.