In a society in which orgasms between men and women are still suspiciously unevenly shared, an upcoming feminist movement of activist sex workers are encouraging women to stand up for their sexual pleasures. The individual apparently sacrifices intimacy under the weight of our ultra-capitalist and hectic world. We have become estranged from (our) nature and forget to listen to our own bodies, whose needs are all too often silenced by a quick grab for the medicine cabinet and short-lived swipes at supermarket sex.

In The Economy of Love, the Dutch artist Melanie Bojano leads us to a feminist, colourful, stylized, yet playful universe in which we can float as we like. Fascinated by the supernatural, she investigates the spiritual and healing powers of female orgasm. Melanie Bonajo is not interested in teaching us anything, but wants to let women and their bodies speak for themselves.