What if photography weren’t a mirror of reality, but a
seismograph of the soul?
Carol Cavalcanti invites us to listen with our eyes—to pause
in front of what usually goes unnoticed. Her images—silent,
textured, ethereal—don’t shout, they whisper. With every
click, she pours out poetic architecture and sensitivity,
revealing what the fast-paced world so often overlooks.
Carol doesn’t just photograph landscapes—she listens to
them. Through her lens, the visible becomes verse, the
fleeting turns into something lasting. Her photography is the
art of holding onto a moment—not the obvious one, but the
one that quietly lingers, only revealing itself to those who
slow their gaze.
With 14 years of experience, a postgraduate degree in
Photography and Audiovisual Arts, and education in both
Brazil and abroad, Carol has cultivated an authorial body of
work that is both delicate and quietly revolutionary. Her
camera doesn’t chase spectacle—it seeks the pause, the
absence, the suggestion.