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Accessible Pride

Accessible Pride

Accessible Pride challenges the exclusion of disabled people from LGBTQIA+ events, spaces and public life. Created as part of an imagined campaign for Barcelona Pride, the illustration places a queer wheelchair user at the centre as a visible and self-assured protagonist. Its direct message asks whether Pride can truly represent the whole community when physical, social and cultural barriers remain. Through a clear and playful visual language, the work presents accessibility not as an optional accommodation, but as an essential condition of intersectional queer liberation.

SKU: 774890-74920 Categories:Activism, Community, Identity, Intersectionality, Social Justice, Visibility Tags:Expression, Freedom

All works by Marco Digrandi

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Accessible Pride challenges the exclusion of disabled people from LGBTQIA+ events, spaces and public life. Created as part of an imagined campaign for Barcelona Pride, the illustration places a queer wheelchair user at the centre as a visible and self-assured protagonist. Its direct message asks whether Pride can truly represent the whole community when physical, social and cultural barriers remain. Through a clear and playful visual language, the work presents accessibility not as an optional accommodation, but as an essential condition of intersectional queer liberation.


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