missing pieces of a puzzle
sara herrlander
21x15 cm
180 pages
swiss open spine binding
gf smith colorplan azure 270g
arena smooth white 120g
printed in Italy
edition of 100
graphic design by lind haugaard
ISBN 979-12-986416-2-4
each copy come with a poster
released at fotografiska stockholm
45€
add to cart
available at:
fotografiska stockholm
konst-ig stockholm
cahier central paris
terranova barcelona
21x15 cm
180 pages
swiss open spine binding
gf smith colorplan azure 270g
arena smooth white 120g
printed in Italy
edition of 100
graphic design by lind haugaard
ISBN 979-12-986416-2-4
each copy come with a poster
released at fotografiska stockholm
45€
add to cart
available at:
fotografiska stockholm
konst-ig stockholm
cahier central paris
terranova barcelona
sara herrlander’s first photo book “missing pieces of a puzzle is a fragmented documentation of memories and emotions from the two places she spent over a decade photographing: berlin and fäboden. Unapologetic loud queers alongside skinny dipping swedes. melancholy and exuberance. sweat and goosebumps. 180 pages of pieces + a poster to help you solve the puzzle.
sara herrlander (1988) is a swedish documentary photographer and filmmaker. for the past decade she has been exploring similarities between two seemingly different cultures. sweden with its melancholic introspectiveness alongside the gender fluid unapologetic nature of berlin. her work has been exhibited several times in berlin and this book is published in connection to her participation in fotografiska’s emerging artists installation “water and light” (stockholm, 2026).
sara herrlander (1988) is a swedish documentary photographer and filmmaker. for the past decade she has been exploring similarities between two seemingly different cultures. sweden with its melancholic introspectiveness alongside the gender fluid unapologetic nature of berlin. her work has been exhibited several times in berlin and this book is published in connection to her participation in fotografiska’s emerging artists installation “water and light” (stockholm, 2026).