Nasta Yakavitskaya

Nasta Yakavitskaya is a researcher working with documentary and art photography, video and archive. Nasta was born in Smarhon in Belarus, currently based in Turkey. She studied television directing and ecology. In her projects, Nasta explores the themes of preserving cultural heritage and protecting the environment, the connection between a person and his home.
Documentary

Mosaics of Tashkent

Discover the unique history of Tashkent's mosaics, their artistic legacy, and how these vibrant Soviet-era artifacts are being preserved today.

Featured

The wooden church complexes of the Russian North

The wooden triple complexes (troinik in Russian) are among the few remaining monuments of church wooden architecture in the Russian…

One Photo Story

Hindu festival – The Great Night of Shiva

08/03/2024GalleSri LankaMaha Shivaratri, or Shiva Night, is a Hindu festival honoring the god Shiva. According to one of the most…

One Photo Story

Destroyed bridge as a tourist site

25/02/2024MataraSri LankaThe bridge constructed in Matara in 2008 replaced one lost to the devastating 2004 tsunami. Tragically, due to neglect,…

Ecological question

Swamp People

Morachna is the oldest swamp in Belarus. In the early 1950s, several drainage canals with a total length of about…

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