A FLIMSY tent rises up behind a snowdrift, home for nearly two years to one of the many homeless left behind by a wave of modernisation in Greenland, living rough in the harsh Arctic cold.
To keep warm in a region where the temperature can drop to -20°C at night in winter, Anders Maqe insulates his tent with cardboard boxes, heats it “with one or two candles” and slips into a sleeping bag.
