The dream of every little girl whose childhood "passed" in the USSR was the Barbie doll with her luxurious pink house and her fiancé Ken. And if she was in her hands, then nothing more was needed - that's it, happiness!
But in fact, a plastic toy with a precise figure and beautiful outfits, handsome boyfriend, and even in luxury apartments, represented a picture of the ideal life that he really wanted to translate into the future. And for some reason it never occurred to anyone to "place" the famous doll pair in our realities. Well, except for one creative photographer from Yekaterinburg - Lara Vychuzhanina ...
In short, this talented girl did not just fantasize about "What would be the life of Barbie and Ken in the USSR", but created a whole miniature. And it turned out very believable and atmospheric. Here, see for yourself!
1. It seems that the time machine has turned on!
2. By the way, Ken is not Ken anymore, but a simple guy named Grisha!
3. Well, until nostalgia tortures you, it's time to consider all the details, especially since Lara took into account everything - from posters on the wall, the newspaper Pravda in a garbage can, red enameled pots in white peas, condensed milk jars on the fridge and even ...
4. And even a dissatisfied cat!
5. As the author comments: "Grisha ate all the fried potatoes, smoked all the Primus and now reflects on the meaning of life."
6. "Who is white, and who is the gull ..."
7. The conversation "heart to heart".
8. It looks like these familiar boxes will not change for another 100 years!
9. And if Ken became Grisha, then Barbie is a charming Soviet student!
10. Breakfast in the Soviet communal apartment ...
11. By the way, all the boxes and canned food the photographer made herself. Authentic labels were found by her in Google, printed out on a miniature scale and glued together!
12. But in order to create a recognizable "contamination", Lara had to paint all the cabinets with acrylic paint and wipe them with nest.
13. Magical transfiguration utensils!
14. And "behind the scenes" there is always all the fun!