We don't want to face our problems even though they look directly at us. Homeless people deserve shelter no one wants them near their neighborhood. Alcoholism is a known disease, but it's normal to drink themselves every weekend. And what less than last and not all this trash that lies here in a pile, isn't that one big problem that we don't realize much? I gave life to three rubbish piles and they say: , We are in deep,”,, It won't work out,” and , The problem of all of us.” But what is the problem? Is it homelessness, Iceland's alcohol culture and/or consumerism? What the piles want to say is how the nation's response is the root of these - and above all problems.

Photographer: Nora Eva Sigurdsson
Model: Hannes Hreimur Arason Niysti, Andri Dungal, Stefán Kári Ottósson