The Cengizhan was a Turkish-flagged cargo ship, seized in 2007 during an operation against refugee trafficking.Abandoned in port, it was never dismantled. Over time, it became an improvised shelter for those excluded from the official reception system.
In 2015, with the ship gone, the same condition reappeared in another form: migrants began sleeping in disused train cars near the station.In 2017, a major investigation uncovered systemic fraud and mafia involvement within the local refugee centre.
The work traces these transitions—through spaces occupied, reassigned, or simply left behind.
