Come To My Window2020
A circle of friends is coming together to suggest a subtle yet meaningful display of unity and visibility in Belfast during Pride.
A variety of multimedia artists, photographers, and illustrators have generously contributed their creations for public display in the windows of homes, serving as a symbol of support and solidarity for the queer community.
In a world facing ongoing challenges and witnessing an alarming rise in hate crimes and violence, particularly against transgender people of color within the LGBTQAI+ community, the importance of visibility for LGBTQAI+ individuals has never been more critical.
Pride week in Belfast began on Friday July 24th and ended on Sunday August 2nd, 2020.
My images are displayed above. All images were open-source, and were freely downloadable through a Google Drive link. My work was presented alongside works from contemporary Irish artists Donal Talbot, Phillip McCrilly, Jordan Hearns, Jennifer Mehigan & more.
A variety of multimedia artists, photographers, and illustrators have generously contributed their creations for public display in the windows of homes, serving as a symbol of support and solidarity for the queer community.
In a world facing ongoing challenges and witnessing an alarming rise in hate crimes and violence, particularly against transgender people of color within the LGBTQAI+ community, the importance of visibility for LGBTQAI+ individuals has never been more critical.
Pride week in Belfast began on Friday July 24th and ended on Sunday August 2nd, 2020.
My images are displayed above. All images were open-source, and were freely downloadable through a Google Drive link. My work was presented alongside works from contemporary Irish artists Donal Talbot, Phillip McCrilly, Jordan Hearns, Jennifer Mehigan & more.