The Family Album was realized in collaboration with the members of 23 Roma families living in Serbia and Montenegro as a participatory art work where our interlocutors got to create representative images of themselves and their families. They were invited to participate in every phase of the project’s realization – from selecting the photographs and framing the narratives accompanying them, to deciding how the family would be photographed at the end. With this work method we tried to avoid as much as possible imposing any pre-designed image of the Roma community, of whom we often know too little but tend to judge it all too easily based on deeply ingrained prejudice, hoping to make the family members’ stories available to the wide public.