Gabriela Gioia

Green scarves raised by protesters at a march for abortion rights in Buenos Aires
Black and white self-portrait: eyes above a striped turtleneck pulled over the mouth, from the series Notes & Lines
A protester with a green scarf over his face embraces a person with a tattooed back, at a march for abortion rights in Buenos Aires
A protester at the 8M march in Berlin, her face hidden behind a hand-painted sign reading Somos quechuas, somos aymaras, somos todas las sangres
Two women kiss in the middle of a feminist march in Buenos Aires
Two people talk in front of the Latinx Pride poster at a Vierte Welle Film Festival screening in Berlin
The Feminist Blanket: a violet-blue cyanotype tapestry of protest photographs, hanging on a white wall
A protester at the 8M march in Berlin holds a pink sign reading Ihr Macho tötet mehr als das Coronavirus
Portrait of a young person in a red sweater and beret on a rainbow-painted bridge
A dead tree reflected in the water of the flooded town of Epecuén
Protesters with green scarves hold a sign reading Será ley outside the Argentine Congress

Co-director, Vierte Welle Film Festival

Founder, Cuirteca

Curator, Cuir Pride 2026

Finalist, ESMoA Video Art + Film Festival 2023

Lange Nacht der Bilder 2025

Biwomen Quarterly 2025

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About

Black and white self-portrait of Gabriela Gioia in a striped turtleneck pulled over her mouth, holding a round mirror reflecting clouds, from the series Notes & Lines

I am an Argentine filmmaker, visual artist, photographer and film critic based in Berlin.

I studied filmmaking with a focus on documentary at IDAC, art direction at ECA and audiovisual production at ISEC, and took the audiovisual criticism workshop at ISER-ENERC.

My work moves between images and words: I make films and photographs, curate queer and feminist cinema, and write about bisexual visibility on screen.

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