A black and white photograph of plantation slave house ruins in Cuba, with an eroding structure reclaimed by nature over time, by Bret Culp.

Plantation Slave House Ruins in Matanzas, Cuba by Bret Culp

Plantation Ruins #5, Matanzas, Cuba, 2009

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In the heart of a Cuban plantation, the remains of an eroding slave house speaks to the transient nature of all things. Once a place of human suffering and oppression, the structure is slowly being reclaimed by the elements. This transformation suggests that even the most painful chapters of history are not permanent, and through time, there is the potential for healing.

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