Black and white photograph of plantation slave house ruins in Matanzas, Cuba, with trees reclaiming the structure, by Bret Culp.

La Dionisia Plantation Ruins #2, Matanzas, Cuba, 2009

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The plantation slave house ruins in Matanzas, Cuba, stand as a testament to a dark chapter in the nation's history. The trees growing through the structure serve as a striking symbol of reclamation, gradually overtaking the remnants of human exploitation. The trees, both witnesses and forces of renewal, silently assert that even in places marked by suffering, life endures and transforms.

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