Rebecca Shirin Jafari, Joonam

Joonam

Rebecca Shirin Jafari

Publisher
Journal
Year
2026
ISBN
978-91-87939-92-1
Specifications
Hardcover
17 × 22.5 cm
188 pages
Three headbands
Two pictures loosely attached with tape
Edition of 300 hand-numbered copies
English

This multifaceted debut book is a personal family story about identity, kinship and belonging across borders. Joonam is a Persian word meaning “my beloved”, “my soul”, “my life”. Rebecca Shririn Jafari (b. 1986), with a background in photojournalism and based in Norway, works with photography, text and collage, and explores – often through personal narratives – what it means to grow up between two cultures. Migration is a recurring theme in her work. app. 90 color and 30 b/w images

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