In this episode of The Salty Club Podcast, Caitlin sits down with photographer, mentor, and artivist Angie, founder of Real Women Art Movement to talk about the transformational power of being seen. Together they explore:

• Angie's journey from food photography to creating deeply healing portrait sessions for women
• The Real Woman Art Movement and how group photo shoots became a tool for collective liberation
• The concept of “peaceful activism” and the intentional embodiment behind every pose
• How body image, posture, and somatics are connected to personal power
• The emotional depth of photo shoots and what happens before, during, and after the lens clicks
• Why we don't need to wait for a wedding or a baby to document our lives
• Working through self-judgment, visibility fears, and imposter syndrome as a creative
• Building resilience, practicing soft power, and continuing to show up in a world that often misunderstands your work
• Angelica’s recent experience being unexpectedly detained in Bali — and the perspective it gave her on faith, fear, and staying grounded
• The difference between tolerance and respect, and the importance of diversity in creative expression
• Why claiming yourself as an artist, photographer, writer or creative is the most radical first step

Follow Angelica: @angiegophoto @realwomen_movement https://www.realwomenmovement.com/