The main character of FMR 15 is water: we feature the imposing monument that looms over Tbilisi’s manmade lake, and when viewed from above resembles an ancient hand emerging from waters, Andrei Beloborodov’s uncanny Atlantis, the feral humanity of the earliest ages, still all-too-conscious of its reptilian past, the sea voyage of a Congolese ambassador bound for the Rome of the Barberini, and the health-giving waters of the mineral springs of Castrocaro.
2025 / Two Editions; 128 Pages
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The main character of FMR 15 is water: we feature the imposing monument that looms over Tbilisi’s manmade lake, and when viewed from above resembles an ancient hand emerging from waters, Andrei Beloborodov’s uncanny Atlantis, the feral humanity of the earliest ages, still all-too-conscious of its reptilian past, the sea voyage of a Congolese ambassador bound for the Rome of the Barberini, and the health-giving waters of the mineral springs of Castrocaro.
