All My Sisters is a love letter to sisterhood in all its forms, the chosen, the inherited, the accidental, and the fleeting. It honours the bonds that grow between friends, collaborators, strangers, and everyone who quietly participates in communal care. I wanted to explore how sisterhood exists both as a relationship and as a moment, appearing in shared rituals, in whispered encouragement, and in unspoken understandings. This project seeks to reveal the emotional labour, tenderness, humour, and chosen connection that define how we show up for one another. I am interested in the small gestures that often go unnoticed: a hand adjusting another’s hair, a stranger offering safety and softness when it is most needed, and the space for total and complete honesty. I also wanted to highlight the Calgary creative community and the sisterhood present in that, by creating a space for the women in this community to shine, and connect. Sisterhood is getting a chance to say, “you feel like me” and “I trust you with myself”. Each frame becomes a record of connection and is a display of the forms sisterhood can take, how it sustains us, and who we become when we are witnessed with care.