Outside of consensus

The project focuses on the location known as «Pyat Uglov» in St. Petersburg—an intersection that became a site of mass executions during the Red Terror. Behind the familiar urban development lie thousands of shattered lives: the names, faces, and stories of people whose lives were cut short here without trial or conviction. I am investigating how the city’s space preserves the memory of repression, and I propose a concept where the intersection becomes not merely a historical reference point, but a place to encounter the lives of those left in the past. This is an attempt to give them a voice back and to remind people that behind every statistic stands a human being.