There is a photographer who looks for bus stops that were built during the former Soviet Union. The bus stops he found have different designs depending on the designer’s taste and environment beyond the reach of the federal authority. Soviet Bus Stops uses poems to show the achievement of these structures. The bus stops are practical yet aesthetic. The bus stops are the expression of life’s diversity that criticizes the uniformity created by capitalist commercial logic like the communist ideology. “Soviet” was differentiated from bourgeois-democratic parliamentary, and was an institution organized and operated voluntarily by the people. The bus stops show the history of escaping from totalitarianism without knowing capitalism, and they are the remains proving “Soviet” instead of “Soviet Union”.