Soviet-era mosaic in Tashkent
A notable Soviet-era mosaic titled Allégorie du printemps is located in the southeastern outskirts of Tashkent, in the Bektemir district. The mosaic is described as one of the most beautiful Soviet-era mosaics in Tashkent. Tashkent's post-earthquake rebuilding
In 1966, an earthquake destroyed much of the city, which was subsequently rebuilt quickly according to new standards and the aesthetic of the Soviet Union. The large mural mosaics that softened and adorned the concrete facades became the new image of Tashkent. Artistic contribution of Massimiliano Macrì
The mosaic was credited to Massimiliano Macrì from Italy, who can be followed on Instagram at @tarakano_me. His work is part of a broader artistic movement that brought color and symbolism to the city's reconstruction. Legacy of Soviet aesthetics in Tashkent
The Soviet Union's influence on Tashkent's urban design is still visible today, with mosaics and murals continuing to be a defining feature of the city's architecture and public spaces.
