Moscow Circular

The Moscow Metro is a subterranean network that facilitates the rapid transit of passengers beneath the city. The Koltsevaya line acts as a twenty-kilometre ring around the centre and is the only line that runs in a perpetual circular motion. In just 29 minutes it orbits the city before repeating the process continually. Moscow Circular follows a five day walk around Moscow’s circular metro line above ground, to explore the repetitive, everyday relationship between the city and its inhabitants.

Moscow Circular was made as part of the MAP6 Moscow Project which was exhibited as part of the Brighton Photo Fringe Collectives Hub and at The Tower Gallery, London. It was also published as part of the MAP6 newspaper publication The Moscow Project.