»Her books function like novels. One does not flip through the images — one reads them.« (Melody Gygax, Photo Editor, Curator, MAGNUM PHOTOS)

»A non-conventional retrospective visually and philosophically reminiscent of Nordic Noir Scandinavian photographers such as Anders Petersen and Jacob Aue Sobol (...) a photographic stream of consciousness that explores belonging and longing for something bigger than ourselves.« (Simon Bainbridge, Editorial Director, British Journal of Photography)

»A complex pictorial-psychological investigation into a disenchanted reality and the nature of being,reminiscent of the cinema of Federico Fellini and the black-and-white English films of 1960s’ social realism.« (Mark Gisbourne, Art historian, Critic, Curator)

»Seaside resorts are normally places of rest and contemplation; in 48 Hours Blackpool Benita Suchodrev shows us something very different. In the chaos laid bare by the rough winds of Breixt England, everyone and everything are strirred up by the storm. Benita Suchodrev's camera is the eye of the hurricane.« (Michael Biedowicz, Photo Editor, DIE ZEIT)

Signed copies of 48 HOURS BLACKPOOL (out of print) may be purchased directly from the artist via mail@benitasuchodrev.com