Intimes Convictions deals with the construction of power relations in our societies, seen through the lens of sexual violence. It examines the significance that violence takes on when it occurs in our most private interactions happen. This photographic work is based on the thorny issue of chemical submission, a practice that involves administering a psychoactive substance to someone without their consent for criminal purposes. Combining documentary and conceptual photography, archives and videos, the work sheds light on the invisible structures that shape our societies.

Camille Gharbi began this work following her book ‘Faire Face. Histoires de violences conjugales”, published by The Eyes Publishing.

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