€65, VOID, hardcover, 160 Pages, ISBN: 9786185479435
In Sistermoon, Siri Kaur offers a personal and emotionally rich exploration of family, identity, and transformation. Shot over more than three decades, this poetic photo book centres on her youngest sister, Simran, as both muse and collaborator. Blending Kaur’s images with archival family photos, some taken by her grandfather in the 1950s, it unfolds as an unconventional visual memoir, capturing the cyclical nature of life, the fluidity of identity, and the passage of time.
The book opens with Kaur’s early family history, including images from her parents’ 1976 wedding within the 3HO cult (Happy Healthy Holy Organization), a past the artist neither denies nor sensationalises. She weaves it into a broader narrative of belonging, alienation, and the redemptive power of art. After leaving…
