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EURASIAN DIARIES

Half a decade ago, the book “The dawn of Eurasia” inspired me a journey through Eurasia. I chose the Russian culture as my gate to this continent, but getting the semblance of a grasp on the Russian soul is the adventurous endeavour of a lifetime, and finding a way through the Eurasian continent is the endeavour of many lifetimes. It is nonetheless a journey I resolved to embark in.

Through my website Carnets Eurasiatiques (Eurasian diaries) I wish to share the inner journey it has been, it is and will be, the beauty of this continuum and rich mosaic of cultures, literature and civilisations that Eurasia is.

The National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Astana