So Many Little Moments: Photography and Conversation with Camille Seaman

This hybrid piece reflects ongoing conversations between Jennifer Veilleux and Camille Seaman about earthly entanglements, this instance taking place in Europe after they both relocated. They discuss reconnecting with the planet to allow reconnection with self, resulting in life changes. They begin with where they met: prayer camps during the Standing Rock water conflict in 2016 in Očhéthi Šakówiŋ (Upper Great Plains, United States). The conversation flees the United States for rural Ireland to stargaze and appreciate the stillness during COVID times, briefly returning to the Antarctic to discover the new postpandemic tourism reality, and finally ends in Denmark, where Camille is in the process of redefining herself and her engagement with storytelling, documenting, art making, and craftworking.

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Journal
Rethinking Marxism
Published
2026-06-29
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/08935696.2026.2644755
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Participatory Visual Research Methods
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So Many Little Moments: Photography and Conversation with Camille Seaman

Jennifer Veilleux, Camille Seaman
Rethinking Marxism
Participatory Visual Research Methods
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So Many Little Moments: Photography and Conversation with Camille Seaman

Jennifer Veilleux, Camille Seaman
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Abstract

This hybrid piece reflects ongoing conversations between Jennifer Veilleux and Camille Seaman about earthly entanglements, this instance taking place in Europe after they both relocated. They discuss reconnecting with the planet to allow reconnection with self, resulting in life changes. They begin with where they met: prayer camps during the Standing Rock water conflict in 2016 in Očhéthi Šakówiŋ (Upper Great Plains, United States). The conversation flees the United States for rural Ireland to stargaze and appreciate the stillness during COVID times, briefly returning to the Antarctic to discover the new postpandemic tourism reality, and finally ends in Denmark, where Camille is in the process of redefining herself and her engagement with storytelling, documenting, art making, and craftworking.

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