Portraiture and identity form the core visual approach of Cindy Sherman’s work, where the artist uses herself as the subject to explore themes of disguise, performance, and the construction of persona. Her photographs engage with the mutable nature of representation and challenge fixed notions of gender and identity through dense, staged imagery.

Cindy Sherman gathers 264 pages of the artist’s influential work, presenting a comprehensive overview of her multifaceted photographic practice. Published by the Museum of Modern Art in 2012, the book combines rich visual documentation with critical context that situates Sherman’s images within broader discussions of contemporary art and cultural commentary.