Soviet Modernism

Soviet Modernism refers to an artistic and architectural movement that emerged in the Soviet Union during the mid-20th century, characterized by a blend of avant-garde styles and socialist ideals. It sought to express the revolutionary spirit and optimism of the era, emphasizing functionality and collective values. This movement resulted in striking public buildings, housing complexes, and artworks that aimed to reflect the aspirations of a new socialist society. Soviet Modernism was marked by a departure from traditional forms, integrating innovative materials and designs to shape urban landscapes and cultural identity in a rapidly changing world.