A Russia drawn with a quick, precise stroke, rarely seen: Viktoria Lomasko seeks the subjects for her reports where Russian state media and the commercial art scene turn away – in the juvenile detention center where she has taught drawing, in conversations with women who were held as slave laborers in Moscow supermarkets for years, in parks where residents are fighting against the inflationary construction of Orthodox churches, and of course at the countless protest marches since the presidential election in 2012. Viktoria Lomasko's graphic reports are biting in their realism, her stories brutally honest and – although often devastating – filled with great empathy and wit. A portrait at eye level of a country full of the invisible, forgotten by the state.