The thesis presents a psychogeographic mapping of the Port of Ermoupolis based on the lived experiences of its current inhabitants, aiming to empower the social discourse, community life and themselves, through the interface of oral history and contemporary art with the natural-geographical space. The aforementioned  sentence although summarizes this thesis, does not complete it. Under the influences of the historiographical tradition of the Annales, the Psychogeography as described and explored by Guy Debord and the Letterist International, and contemporary more-than- representational theories of art, this thesis is a subjective wandering alongside the heritage landscape of the Port of Ermoupolis, trying to remap it. The concepts of inclusion and temporality are critical and have influenced the author’s thinking and approach. Inclusion derives from the recognition that heritage is formed inseparably by both :the space and the experience within the space. As such it embraces qualities that are contradictory yet interdependent. For example the resilience of built environment as repository of public memory as well as the fluid and transitory characteristic of human feelings and the subjectivity of societal and conceptual constructions towards heritage. The analysis is the result of an exploratory intention to approach the Port of Ermoupolis, through the emotions and imagination of its inhabitants as well as the conflicts of power, whether present or implied. It also forms a pleasurable mental and memory leap that crosses different times in the present, conforming to author’s  belief as to the existence of sedimentary experiences, coming from the past and influencing social events and public memory today. All of the above form the content of this account and are approached with tenacity and simplicity. The usage of his latter word. Unveils the author’s impetus and core motivation to bring to the surface the unconscious of the history of the Port of Ermoupolis, however transitory, unexpected and discontinuous it may appear.