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Lisen Stibeck

Daughters


  • T & H Distributed
  • Max Ström
  • by Mary Ellen Mark, Lena Olin
All women are not mothers, but all women are daughters, and this challenging study of young women from all over the world from privilege to poverty, from Iceland to Indonesia, asks us, and the striking subjects of the photographs who look at us with such directness, to reconsider the relationship, both its origins and its aftermath; Swedish photographer Lisen Stibeck asked the question of her subjects and heard their stories: Her photographs capture something miraculously beautiful

ISBN 9789171263216 | HB
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Publisher T & H Distributed
ISBN 9789171263216
Author(s) Mary Ellen Mark, Lena Olin
Publication date March 2015
Edition Hardback
Dimensions 240 x 280 mm
Illustrations 65 col.ill.
Pages 152
Exhibition Max Ström
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All women are not mothers, but all women are daughters, and this challenging study of young women from all over the world from privilege to poverty, from Iceland to Indonesia, asks us, and the striking subjects of the photographs who look at us with such directness, to reconsider the relationship, both its origins and its aftermath. It is not only adolescence, the teenage years, that create the cauldron of identity, but rather that formative time that comes later, in the early twenties, when a girl has truly left the parental sheltering wings and is on her own. This is the period that poses the greatest risks and challenges, and marks the moment of defining self. Swedish photographer Lisen Stibeck asked the question of her subjects and heard their stories: varied, some difficult, some inspirational. Some full of ambition, some of those ambitions cloud dreams, unrealizable. Her photographs capture something miraculously beautiful and at the same time deeply vulnerable in their sense of possibility and their hesitation. They are an homage but also a prayer.