Photos

all photos are copyrighted by infomobile!

Featured photo of the month:

M. is 8 years old and from Afghanistan. During October 2010 when the photo was taken he was living in the jungle of Patras together with his father. One day we brought prints of some pictures we had taken and he was watching them telling us one by one where each of the photographed person was now: “He is in France, he went back to Athens, he is in Italy since yesterday ….!” When finally we gave him this picture of his we asked him: “And where are your teeth?” He smiled and replied: “In Italy!”

Language

ελληνικά | deutsch | english | français | italiano | romana | shqip | türkçe | Български | русский | عربي

The infomobile

... is like a “paper boat”. We chose this as a metaphor for what we want to create and for the situation of refugees and migrants in Greece. The paper boat is a folded boat able to swim – for a while. Then you have to build a new one to go on travelling. A paper boat is symbolic for the journey of life, vulnerable but in your own hands and to be recreated again and again. It is simple, but it carries many hopes and dreams. It can dance on a turbulent sea. It belongs to everybody. And it might become the small version – like a first draft – of a welcome-space.

Get in touch

email: infomobile.w2eu@gmail.com

RSS Clandestina

  • Thessaloniki No Border Camp 2016
    Clandestina participates in the preparation of Thessaloniki 2016 No Border Camp. For more info and to read news on Migration & Struggle in Greece, visit: http://noborder2016.espivblogs.net

RSS Group of Lawyers – Athens

  • COMUNICATO STAMPA - Solidarietà al giornalista italiano Gabriele Del Grande
    Solidarietà al giornalista italiano Gabriele Del Grande  Il 9 aprile 2017 le autorità turche hanno arrestato illegalmente e senza alcun motivo il giornalista italiano Gabriele Del Grande nella città turca di Hatay, dove stava svolgendo un’inchiesta per il suo nuovo libro “Un partigiano mi disse”. È evidente che l’attività giornalistica del 35enne Gabriele Del Grande, […]

RSS the border is the problem