In Brussels, the capital of Europe, thousands have no home. They search everywhere for a
place to sleep, for protection and intimacy. Under bridges along the highway, in abandoned
fabrics, in shopping streets, along the railroad tracks, hiding in corners, holes, and
cracks of this city.
Our western societies have never been so rich and income disparities have never risen so
fast. The lower classes have it difficult. More and more end up in the street. Especially
after the financial crisis of 2008, the homeless population in Brussels and also in most
other European cities is growing.