Every year, the Seattle Erotic Art Festival is home to the most delectable variety of erotic art to grace a gallery, a screen, or the pages of an anthology. This year was no exception. Some pieces shone a little brighter, delighted and excited beyond what we anticipated. We would like to celebrate and recognize these works. Join us, please, in celebrating the SEAF 2025 Award Winners.
Film
Our fourth annual Pan Eros Film Festival brought erotic Short Films from across the globe to the SIFF Center for five viewings over the festival weekend. There was also a continuous showing of the Silent Films in the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall throughout the festival.
Best in Show
Boobies by Emma Chevalier (France)
Best Silent Film
She and Her Good Vibrations by Olivia Griselda (Singapore)
Best Foreign Short
Birthday by Sharol Xiao (Japan)
Audience Choice for Short Films
Lusthouse by Neeraja Raj (South Korea)
Friend Crush by Alexandria Sherman (USA)
Thirstygirl by Alexandra Qin (USA)
OBJET #0001 by Petra Von Schatz (France)
Visual
The Visual Art Exhibition was delighted to display 248 works on walls and pedestals. We continue to be privileged to present the work of artists from all corners of the world and paths of life in the festival.
Foundation Awards for Visual Art
Head Games by Darron Copeland
Don’t Sweetheart Me by The Masked Marion
Jury’s Choice Awards
Caught in the Web by Dirty Archangel
Bella Fica by Evoë Thorne
Play Me Like a Melody by Mirrors of Melanin
People’s Choice Awards
Festival guests this year cast 5,181 votes.
Land of Milk and Honey by Ayla Quellhorst
Marilyn Mantis Loves an Offering by Andy Lime and Rhiley Jane
Inferno’s Embrace by Clone Art Designs and phantomburned
Literary
This year, the Literary Anthology accepted 64 works from 45 authors. This year’s stories came to us from as close as our backyard in Seattle to as far away as Australia.
Foundation Awards for Literary Art
Earth|Worm by Gigi F.
Dad, Son, Bro by Jason Haaf
The Stonecutter’s Wife by Megan Landon
Editors’ Choice Award
Shavuot by Ben Robertson
Berries by Sophia Choto
It brings us so much joy to be able to celebrate these creatives and their works. To all our artists, we praise your vulnerability and bravery—you offer up so much of yourselves in your work and allow us to share it with the world. Guests and Art Activists, your attendance at SEAF makes it possible for us to continue to bring erotic art into the spotlight. Whether on our walls, a screen, or the pages in a book. The Seattle Erotic Art Festival exists to promote the enjoyment and sale of erotic art. You all make it possible.