Photoessay on life of the homeless within city of Moscow.
Household items of the homeless were used, portraits of residents were photographed and their stories recorded.

When homeless have no money for cigarettes they collect stubs (so called "bychki") and then make a new cigarette out of it

Cheap low-alcohol drink called "Vinogradny den" (Grape day), 9% vol. Frequently used to cope with a morning hangover

Snack for alcohol № IV: pita bread. Shawarma salesman: - "When pitas get stale I always give them to beggars for free."

CSA residents get all prescripted drugs but not means of contraception. To save money they buy one condom and reuse it as many times as possible after washing

Anastasia Vladimirovna (78). Aborts were totally illegal in the USSR. She worked as a nurse in the illicit abortion clinic in a city of Krasnoyarsk during 23 years

CSA doctor: "We recieve all necessary medications, but sometimes up to 40% of them are out of the expiration date".

A scarecrow built by vagrants to ward off birds from the garbage dump, into which the supermarket next door throws out expired food