Daria Morozova (b. 1999, Orenburg region) is a photographer based in St Petersburg. In her practice, she uses archive photography and collage techniques. Morozova is particularly interested in documentary and landscape photography. Hailing from Labazy village in the southern Urals, she often explores rural regions of Russia.
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Countryside Rave, 2019. Using both contemporary and archive photos, Morozova explores the exciting nightlife of Labazy village
Countryside Rave, 2019. 1980s. The disco takes place in the local House of Culture (Soviet community centre) that was founded in 1965. It is one of the largest centres in the Orenburg region
![Countryside Rave, 2019. Christmas of 1997. Partying at the House of Culture is a family tradition for Morozova. “Every time I come [here] I feel like my young mum will turn up with my dad, just as young and carefree,” she says](https://www.new-east-archive.org/images/uploads/galleries/morozova3.jpg)
Countryside Rave, 2019. Christmas of 1997. Partying at the House of Culture is a family tradition for Morozova. “Every time I come [here] I feel like my young mum will turn up with my dad, just as young and carefree,” she says
Countryside Rave, 2019. 2019 and 1997. Morozova uses her own photographs and archive images from the past 22 years
Countryside Rave, 2019. 1997. In the 80s, people would still dance to an accordion, but in the 90s a tape recorder changed the game and brought both Russian and western pop music to Labazy
Countryside Rave, 2019. 1997 and 2002
Countryside Rave, 2019. 2019 and 2005
Countryside Rave, 2019. 1998 (left)
Countryside Rave, 2019. 2019
Countryside Rave, 2019. 2019
Countryside Rave, 2019. 1997 and 2019
Countryside Rave, 2019. 2019
Countryside Rave, 2019. 2019
Countryside Rave, 2019. 2019
Countryside Rave, 2019
