
A phenomenon unique in this part of the world, I am often intrigued by how the squatters were portrayed on the mainstream media. Coming from a place where squatting is an almost non existent term, this body of work offers a fresh perspective on a squatting community. It focus on the relationship between a disused space and its occupiers and discover who these people really are and how they convert an otherwise derelict fire station into a habitable home for its 24 new residents.









