Visualizing the lives of LGBTIQ Roma

  • On My Skin
    "I'm not here to define what LGBTIQ Roma is and what it looks like" - Roland Korponovics (Photo by László Farkas)
  • On My Skin
    "Not yours to objectify" - Antonella Lerca Duda (Photo: Roland Korponovics)
  • Nude
    Photo: László Farkas, Roland Korponovics
  • Present / Past
    Delaine Le Bas & László Farkas - Photo: Roland Korponovics Artwork in the background: Vincent Van Gogh - Caravans, gypsy camp near Arles - Les roulottes, campement de bohémiens aux environs d'Arles 1888
  • Present / Past
    Delaine Le Bas & László Farkas - Photo: Roland Korponovics Photo on the TV Screen: Koudelka: Gypsies
  • Roma Armee - Sandra Selimović
    Copyright: Esrea Rotthoff / Maxim Gorki Theater Berlin
  • Everyday life
    Antonella Lerca Duda, László Farkas - Photo by Roland Korponovics
  • Everyday life
    László Farkas and Roland Korponovics Photo by Lucie Fremlová
  • Everyday life
    László Farkas and Roland Korponovics - Photo by Lucie Fremlová
  • On My Skin
    László Farkas - Photo by Roland Korponovics
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Visualizing the lives of LGBTIQ Roma

The lived experiences and images of lesbian, gay, bi, trans, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) Roma remain invisible to many people, Roma and non-Roma alike. Simultaneously, LGBTIQ Roma are the subject of a plethora of anti-Romani, homo/transphobic and other stereotypes. By showcasing photographs produced by LGBTIQ Roma visual activists and artists as part of this research project, the exhibition not only offers an insight into the lives of LGBTIQ Roma. It also seeks to demonstrate to various audiences ways of challenging stereotypes, as well as how LGBTIQ Roma wish to be represented.

The full photo gallery can be seen during our photo exhibitions. If you would like to exhibit or use the photos please get in touch with us under the Contact menu.