Frank Herfort (b. 1980, Germany) is a German photographer known for his distinctive visual exploration of post-Soviet architecture and interiors, particularly in Russia and Eastern Europe. His work often reveals the surreal, theatrical, and highly stylized environments shaped by historical and cultural transitions.

Herfort’s images are characterized by precise composition, bold color, and a heightened sense of atmosphere. He frequently photographs monumental interiors—such as metro stations, public halls, and domestic spaces—transforming them into visually striking scenes that blur the line between reality and fiction.

His photobooks, including Imperial Pomp and Russian Fairytales, have gained attention for their strong visual identity and unique perspective on post-Soviet aesthetics. For collectors, Herfort’s work is valued for its graphic impact, cultural specificity, and its appeal within contemporary photobook publishing.