Award winning photographer Petra Joy will exhibit her unique artwork in her home/studio as part of the open house scheme.
This is where most of her artwork gets created: an intimate space where her and her models can experiment with outfits and props and feel completely at ease.
Petra’s Flat/Studio is furnished with amazing Asian furniture bought while travelling the world. The flat was featured in BBC Ideal Homes magazine and is, in itself, a work of art.
Petra decided to exhibit her artwork from her own home because “my erotic portraits are so unique that they are difficult to market coventionally - they are too sexual for a mainstream gallery and too intimate and sensual for the hard-core market. I pride myself in creating ARTcore rather than hard-core and this is a unique approach that goes under your skin and is therefore not sponsored by the mainstream. So for three events I will turn my boudoir into an alternative gallery. Be my guest and venture into the unknown, feeling perfectly safe.”
This is the fist time Petra has opened her boudoir to the public and her aim is to inspire and titillate: “I would like to turn on your biggest sex organ, the one between your ears !”, Petra declares…

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