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Camila Flores-Fernández


Camila Flores-Fernández  (1996, Lima, Peru) is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher currently based in Berlin. She holds an MSc in Cultural Anthropology and an MA in Media Arts Cultures. She works mainly with video and written word, employing experimental and participatory methodologies to delve into sociopolitical topics related to migration, gender, and urban marginality. Her focus is on community-based creation that highlights overlooked perspectives and stories wherever she is.

Residency 24. - 30.11.2025

Living Otherwise [working title]


Looking for participants!

Possible days are November 25, 26, 27, 28 or 29, of 2025.

This advance invitation from Camila Flores-Fernández to her project on critical queer urban history as part of Re Capitulating. queer is still looking for participants! It is aimed at queer people who live or have lived in Bremen – everyone else is warmly invited to pass on the flyer for her project Living Otherwise to anyone who might be interested. If you are interested, please contact:

  • email: camila.flores@pucp.pe

  • instagram: @cmlflrs

  • whatsapp: +32 484 60 35 54


For the Re Capitulating. queer II residency, this exploratory project examines the true liveability of queer individuals and communities in European cities through visual ethnography, mainly film or photography. The aim is to explore how queer individuals and couples navigate visibility in Germany’s current changing (and increasingly troubling) sociopolitical climate.

This project seeks to foreground embodied counter-narratives: How do queer people, particularly those marked by the intersectionality of migration, race, or class, live and assert themselves in cities that claim queer-friendliness? Through in-depth conversations and performative documentation with Germany-based queer subjects, this project aims to trace the tension between officially proclaimed inclusivity and lived urban realities.



More about Camila Flores-Fernández:
https://linktr.ee/camilafloresfernandez

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