Tamara Drees was the third artist in the So You Don’t Get Lost in the Neighborhood series. She took all participants on a tour to the old TSM-shipyard in Terneuzen. Not long after this event, the shipyard was demolished to make space for a broader passage to Gent from the Westerschelde. Six years ago, Dees shot a film there, in which ex-shipyard worker Frans Dooms played a role amongst others. Dooms still makes models of the huge ships he used to build on the shipyard. The film was screened on the day before the shipyard was demolished.

Dees explained: “I take the people to a place that for me was the basis of a few elements in my work, such as the amazement at the size of ships and the relation between man and ship. The shipyard is also a place where craft was the basis for the realisation of all kinds of work. The place that will literally disappear, even though I think many people have already forgotten what was once there. For 62 years, ships were built there, and amongst these ships were impressively large sea ships that sailed the entire world. (…) I have made a film I love, about something I love, and this has become irrelevant. Now, in the last days of the TSM-shipyard, I hope I can give this film the attention it deserves".