Releases

Hello, this is Alina — co-founder and creative producer of Kultrab; since February 25, 2022 I have been the head of the evacuation department at HELPING TO LEAVE, a volunteer…

At the beginning of our journey, many stores and festivals avoided us, venues and clubs refused to work with us, we constantly faced self-censorship and a fear of “what if”.…

Forbidden forbidden forbidden you’re arrested court court court fine fine imprisonment. In summer 2021 uncontrolled NGOs and media have been assigned statuses of foreign agents, opposition politicians and their supporters…

NFT drop KULTRAB X @3SISTERS in support of Alexey Navalny

2021, January 23 and 31, February 2. More than 11 thousand peaceful protestors were arrested all over Russia. To keep attorneys from seeing the detainees, the police introduced the «Fortress» plan. Threats, psychological pressure, physical abuse and torture – that’s what they had to face inside the police departments. Every detainee has the right of defense.

Reflections about a lost person and a once again found human identity. About running away from people, from inner self-harm, from loneliness. About finding the forgotten, injured nature and becoming…

This is a collaboration with the students of the Photo in Media course at the Rodchenko Art School. The project is aimed at supporting artists, musicians, public figures, and activists. The authors explored the ideas of the heroes and expressed them through photography.

Three queer stories about acceptance and self-love under the LGBT propaganda law.

A clothing collection dedicated to all the inhabitants of «Parallel Russia» and our common belief in the future, which will be built on the principles of mutual assistance and cultural diversity

Clothing collection dedicated to democracy in Russia.

A third of the prisoners in Russia right now are serving sentences for drug-related crimes, which amounts to around 136,000 people. Most of these are drug users or simple dealers,…

Collaboration with Pussy Riot

Collaboration with Mediazona – a site for independent journalism, focusing on Russian police brutality and injustice.