The fortress of Breendonk is a moving and striking example.  Even if only a dot on the gruesome map of concentration camps, it witnessed the same desire to annihilate the individual, which shared the same objective of enslaving and negating the human person. 

The majesty of the site and its Dantesque appearance make it a symbol that perpetuates the memory of the suffering, the torture and the death of so many victims.  Breendonk, although small in comparison with others, was nevertheless a camp that saw Nazi barbarity sink to its vilest depths. 

This serie of photographs taken in 2008 has been commissioned by 198 Contemporary Arts Gallery, in London.  In 2009, it has been exhibited at Kortil Gallery, Croatia, and then published by Ninja Mag.