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A Quiet Life

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Revisiting Parts Of Myself

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This self-portrait holds the moment I stopped running from my own shadow. The moment I chose to sit with the uncomfortable parts, the ego, the doubt, the patterns I kept repeating without knowing why.

Instead of rejecting these parts, I’ve started learning to see them as part of the human experience. I used to think that healing meant pushing them away, but now I know that real growth begins when you look at them directly and bring them into the light of your awareness.

This photo is about making the darkness conscious, about recognizing the patterns I used to fear, the emotions I tried to silence.

Only when you stop denying your own depth can you start to appreciate the light again.

This is what it means to become whole. Not by being perfect, but by no longer abandoning yourself.

Who is samanthacavet

Her work reflects a deep sensitivity to both inner and outer landscapes, creating dreamlike, introspective images that explore themes of nostalgia, melancholy, solitude, and serenity.Influenced by painting, music, film, and poetry, her process is intuitive and emotionally driven. Through her practice, she explores the expressive possibilities of photography as a medium for emotional depth, studying traditional forms while implementing her own contemporary, personal approach to continually expand her vision. Her photographs, often painterly and timeless, seek to evoke a quiet awareness, capturing the space between what is felt and what is seen.

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A conversation with samanthacavet

Samantha Cavet is a photographer drawn to the subtle connections between emotion, memory, and presence. Born in Caracas, Venezuela, and shaped by life across several countries, she is now based in Spain. Her work reflects a deep sensitivity to both inner and outer landscapes, creating dreamlike, introspective images that explore themes of nostalgia, melancholy, solitude, and serenity.Influenced by painting, music, film, and poetry, her process is intuitive and emotionally driven. Through her practice, she explores the expressive possibilities of photography as a medium for emotional depth, studying traditional forms while implementing her own contemporary, personal approach to continually expand her vision. Her photographs, often painterly and timeless, seek to evoke a quiet awareness, capturing the space between what is felt and what is seen.

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The Slow Pulse of Memory

On Samantha’s “A Quiet Life” “To inhabit a place is to dream it.” — Gaston Bachelard

The Slow Pulse of Memory

On Samantha’s “A Quiet Life” “To inhabit a place is to dream it.” — Gaston Bachelard

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