I've been recently obsessing over liminal spaces and the eerie feeling they evoke. I noticed that much of the art appeals to American nostalgia because it depicts images from a typical American childhood-- pre-fab suburbia, lingering 80s architechture, shopping malls, Chuck e cheese style birthdays, etc. As a person who grew up partially in Russia, I found myself unable to relate to many of the images I saw. Thus, I decided to compile images of specifically Russian and post-Soviet liminal spaces, which eventually turned into this video project. Images were found using Tumblr, Twitter, Pinterest, and Google Images. Images were edited by me using Windows photo editor (messed around with the color/tone settings), MS Paint, and Paint Tool Sai. Audio was pitched down and given reverb using Audacity. Final product was edited in Windows Video Editor and Openshot. Hello Solar Sands viewers, welcome :) and hello TikTok people as well! Most Russian dreamcore/liminal space videos on there use my video as a source. Special shout-out to @dream.core Song: https://youtu.be/KIBhKAxQUbk Polish/Post-Soviet Liminal Space: https://youtu.be/OyqLZnox2Y8 If you've scrolled this far, congratulations! You've made it to the bonus images that didn't make the final cut: https://imgur.com/a/OXWvlfL