Homeless Mod

Welcome to our new mod!!! This creative project was initiated a couple of months ago. We have been working hard all this time. Those long hours, days, weeks... We built and created. Model by model, texture by texture. During those days, those magical days, we visited homeless people, both in Russia and in the Netherlands, where I live. We interviewed them, photographed their belongings, and simply listened to their stories about life. As we explored that world, our souls were filled with emotions, and magnificent ideas were born in our heads. I will never forget that night when Uncle Marius and I lay in a dirty bathtub gazing at the starry sky. Meanwhile, on the other side of the earth, Alexander Pukhov was photographing a large iron barrel... It was rusty, and it served as a fireplace for the homeless residents of Moscow. Alexander also noticed a strange plastic chair.

"According to the words of the local shaman Uncle Vasya, they used this technology to make contact with other worlds and gain access to the gods", shares our colleague Alexander Pukhov.

Alex, our Alex Guseynov, conducted thorough research in Azerbaijan. He measured the radiation levels of homeless residents and conducted tests on their digestive systems (there were no casualties in this procedure, and the subjects were unharmed).

"Strange structures were discovered in Azerbaijan, the purpose of which remains unclear to this day. Dozens of rectangular wooden boards with nails and a huge number of splinters were laid on a flat layer of sand. The construction looked simple and beautiful", reports our colleague AisMenov, Alex Guseynov. Every morning we shared what we learned and transformed our memories into a virtual world. And now, the result is before you!!!

You can expect a lot of informative and interesting content. The work includes objects such as "Uncle Marius's Bathtub" from Amsterdam, "Plastic Chair of Destiny", the city of Moscow, and of course, "The Mysterious Pile", Azerbaijan. "In this project, we paid attention to every item, every little nail", says Alexander. You can expect detailing, professional refinement, and the most accurate copy of the technology that homeless people use all over the world.

On behalf of myself and with the support of Alexander Pukhov and Alex Guseynov, I proudly present to you the latest mod. Homeless Mod...

Daniel Polyakov,

Head of AisMen Studio,

2012.