The work by Ullrich, Landfahrerplatz kein Gewerbe, Dachau, consists of a street sign warning that itinerants are not allowed to trade or peddle in the area, but in the work the inscription is crossed out.

This simple action highlights how seemingly neutral regulations in fact enforce the segregation of Roma travelers from others. Thus discrimination on the basis of ethnicity is preserved through language and visual public memory, something that gives way to reinforcing the already existing stereotype of Roma people as “exotic” creatures full of wanderlust.