GREECE. Idomeni. 2016. It was early morning when I saw this father and his son walking in the cold on the rail of Idomeni's train station, where thousands of refugees were stuck at the border between Macedonian and Greece. Most of these people spent weeks or month on the road before to arrive in this camp. They had a long journey, they fled their home because of conflicts, violent or economical crisis. Their stories, their fates seen to hang in a state of "in betweenness" where the wait, hope, anxiety, confusion and anguish coexist, clash and confine them to a vague and confused state: the Limbo.