Awards
Belfast Photo Festival Photo-Book Award 2023
I Want Orgasms, Not Roses
Joint winner
Winner of Robert Capa Grand Prize 2021
Exhibitions
SHADES OF HER
PUNCTUM Gallery, Tallinn
Opening: 15.02.024, 16:00
AIR - ARTIST IN RESIDENCE 2023
Hungary / Croatia / Vienna / Sri Lanka
Krinzinger Schottenfeld, Vienna
Opening: 01.02.2024, 19:00
02.02. – 23.03.2024
An inside out attempt to inhale and exhale
Longtermhandstand, Budapest
Openng: 31.01.2024
BODYSCAPE - Nude in Contemporary Hungarian Photography (Group Exhibition)
Budapest Photo Festival
KISCELL MUSEUM, Budapest
03.04. – 31.05.2023
212 Photography Istanbul
Istanbul, 2023
Looking For Trouble
Galleri Image, 2023
Aarhus Photo-Book Library
Botanic Gardens, 2023
Belfast CØLLECTIVE (R)EVOLUTION
BØWIE Creators Gallery, 2023
Geneva No - Body
Csikász Gallery, Veszpré, 2023
Faces of Budapest
Városháza Park, Budapes, 2023
Girl’s Film Club
House of Lucie, Budapest, 2023
ENA Viewing Space, Budapest
Summer 2022
Éva Szombat I Want Orgasms, Not Roses
I Want Orgasms, Not Roses is about women, their toys, their sexuality, and the chains they broke out of to be fully themselves. A collection of portraits and interviews about trauma, shame, desire, acceptance, and rebellion. While sexuality can be freely discussed in western popular culture, there is a rise in fundamentalist values. Abortion rights are under debate, LGBTQ representation is restricted. There is hardly any conversation about sexuality in Eastern Europe, while sex itself is often represented in media. Hungarian photographer Éva Szombat wants to examine how we can become more open, more accepting, and how we can get rid of our frustrations. She separates shame from sexuality through the use of photography by making the invisible visible and by asking women to show what they desire and how they were able to achieve it.
Hardcover
16,5 x 23 cm
288 pages
133 color illustrations
English
Available
ISBN 978-3-96900-097-7
2022
Artists:
Design:
Anna Bárdy
Product information "Éva Szombat"
I Want Orgasms, Not Roses is about women, their toys, their sexuality, and the chains they broke out of to be fully themselves. A collection of portraits and interviews about trauma, shame, desire, acceptance, and rebellion. While sexuality can be freely discussed in western popular culture, there is a rise in fundamentalist values. Abortion rights are under debate, LGBTQ representation is restricted. There is hardly any conversation about sexuality in Eastern Europe, while sex itself is often represented in media. Hungarian photographer Éva Szombat wants to examine how we can become more open, more accepting, and how we can get rid of our frustrations. She separates shame from sexuality through the use of photography by making the invisible visible and by asking women to show what they desire and how they were able to achieve it.
Hardcover
16,5 x 23 cm
288 pages
133 color illustrations
English
Available
ISBN 978-3-96900-097-7
2022
Artists:
Design:
Anna Bárdy
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