I found the work of
Joakim Eskildsen via the French webmag
Purpose. His extensive series
The Roma Journeys chronicles the lives and struggles of Roma people in 7 countries. For anyone unfamiliar with the word Roma, as I was, it refers to a wandering nomadic people of a dispersed ethnic group spread across Southern and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and the Americas. Although they predominately live in permanent housing, the Roma are still largely considered a nomadic culture.





From Top To Bottom:
The Morning Bus, Hevesaranyos
Winter I, Hevesaranyos
The Kiss, the Eggs, and the Madonnas, Hevesaranyos
Seija's Room I, Masala
Winter V, Hevesaranyos
All Images © Joakim Eskildsen