Russian aesthetics in the post-Soviet era tend to be a lot more colourful and retro that what we might find here in the West, without a care for the politics and other meanings behind it, so I'm not all that worried.
There, rainbow means colourful and not alphabet soup.
Russian aesthetics in the post-Soviet era tend to be a lot more colourful and retro that what we might find here in the West, without a care for the politics and other meanings behind it, so I'm not all that worried.
There, rainbow means colourful and not alphabet soup.