"Bruhin's designs clearly reference reality: tea houses in Tadzhikistan look like melons, skyscrapers in St. Petersburg look like rockets, the Ministry of Roadworks in Tbilisi is a suprematist sculpture, and in Moscow, the marvelous architect Konstantin Melnikov designed the futurist Gosplan parking garage as a sculpture. [...] Every one of Bruhin's approximately 700 designs was created at the computer and with the help of the computer mouse, even though he uses stone-age software, tellingly named Microsoft Paint."