The Mothers I Might Have Had explores themes of identity and maternity through a contemplative visual approach. Caroline Furneaux’s photography examines the complex emotional landscapes surrounding motherhood, capturing nuanced moments that evoke absence, possibility, and reflection.

The book’s structure, spanning 156 pages, allows for a measured unfolding of images that engage with personal and collective narratives of maternal figures. The work avoids explicit storytelling, inviting viewers to interpret the subtle interplay of memory and longing.