Welcome, traveler!
Whether you’ve arrived through a web ring or discovered this space on the Neocities discovery page, I’m glad you’ve found your way here.
This site is a small attempt to build something quiet, personal, human, and meaningful in the noise of the modern web. It’s a corner of digital space where my memories, ideas and values can live on without distortion.
Some pages are reflections, others are archives. Some are deeply personal, others more historical or aesthetic. But they’re all part of the same impulse: to gather what matters before it disappears completely.
Iskra means "spark" in almost all Slavic languages. It’s a reference to our revolutionary past, but also to the small, quiet sparks that live in all of us. The site is here to keep some of those sparks alive. It is a work in progress, a place to document and reflect. As more resources are added—on media, childhood, memory, politics, architecture, motorcycles, camping, traveling—they will live here in simple HTML.
If you’ve stumbled upon this and it resonates with you, you’re welcome here. If not, that’s okay too. Not everything needs to be for everyone.