The village from a bird's-eye view.

A modern house that was never meant to be completed.

A local resident shows the crack in her bedroom.

One of a dozen completely destroyed houses.

This room was intended to be turned into a village dining hall.

A man with a lighter outside one of his half-ruined barns.

A crack stuffed with paper to prevent the wind from coming through.

A crack in the earth.

A portrait of a man in a house whose walls are slowly crumbling.

Used to be my mother's room. It's not safe to live here now.

Cracks cut through both the brick and stone walls.

Opened as if by a can opener.

Two graves at the local cemetery were exposed by a landslide and had to be relocated.

A local resident couldn't leave her home and now lives in its strongest part—the basement.

A toy left behind in an abandoned house.

Furniture preserved under plastic to shield it from accumulating dust.

The only well in the village that still holds water.

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The entrance to one of the mining company's pits.

Locals drawing a map of the tunnels running beneath the village.

A temporary tent where protesters blocking the work of a mine live.

The wives and mothers on strike at the parliament in Tbilisi.

A piece of manganese ore.