The Lebanese Myriam Boulous photographed women and their sexual fantasies: 'It's also about reclaiming our freedom'

Lebanese photographer Myriam Boulos explores women's sexual fantasies in her exhibition at Foam, Amsterdam. Her project, 'Sexual Fantasies', aims to reclaim freedom in a patriarchal society. Boulos emphasizes the intimacy and complexity of these fantasies, often intertwined with themes of violence and societal taboos. The exhibition also features her previous works, highlighting issues like autism and social unrest in Lebanon. Boulos engages with her subjects collaboratively, allowing them to express their desires and comfort levels during the photography process. Her artistic approach combines stark imagery with soft presentation, reflecting her inner world and the dualities of existence.