In Memory of DavidIn Memory of David
David didn’t discover his signature style right away. It wasn’t until 2013 that he realized how deeply he was drawn to vintage aesthetics – photography inspired by the Soviet era and even earlier times. David spent his childhood in the Soviet Union. He once wrote: “It was a happy time, and the memories of it are some of the warmest and dearest I have. One of my earliest memories is tied to the street where we lived. Every time I drive down that street, memories come rushing back… How we ran around as little kids, playing war and hide-and-seek, scraping our knees riding bikes. Our home was always full of friends and family, gathered around a big table, talking only about the good things and singing songs that truly touched the soul.”
In memory of David Dubnitskiy. NYMF Team
David didn’t discover his signature style right away. It wasn’t until 2013 that he realized how deeply he was drawn to vintage aesthetics – photography inspired by the Soviet era and even earlier times. David spent his childhood in the Soviet Union. He once wrote: “It was a happy time, and the memories of it are some of the warmest and dearest I have. One of my earliest memories is tied to the street where we lived. Every time I drive down that street, memories come rushing back… How we ran around as little kids, playing war and hide-and-seek, scraping our knees riding bikes. Our home was always full of friends and family, gathered around a big table, talking only about the good things and singing songs that truly touched the soul.”
In memory of David Dubnitskiy. NYMF Team
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