With projects focused on locations as distant as Antarctica and Mongolia, his work explores the majesty of the world’s open, untouched spaces. His refined, minimalist technique largely remains true to the traditions of Saint Petersburg’s New Academy of Fine Arts, proving that less is more. Alongside his interest in landscape photography, Rozanov’s preoccupation with the architecture and industrial structures of Soviet Russia has invited comparisons to the neo-classical influences of Soviet artist Alexander Rodchenko. In a similar manner, he also illustrates the grand traditions of Russian design, formidably intertwined with the rich heritage of Soviet building.