Dominique Moreau

Dominique Moreau was born into photography at the age of 14 on a beach in Brittany. Water already! She travels to Scotland, New York, Berlin. She works on several themes, portraits, the world of flowers, hands, landscapes. In 2006 she published her first book of photographs "Jura, lights and Men". Along the waterfalls and rivers, the music of water already guides his work. Her encounters with the Navajo and Pueblo Indians are an essential step in his photographic journey. Deep in the arid lands of Arizona, water is proving to be a vital and sacred element of Indians. Dominique Moreau's gaze marvels at the latter's relationship with nature ... the magic of water operates and the photographer discovers there an "unlimited reservoir of beauty, fluidity and inspiration".

"In the heart of the water, I searched for and found a world where real and imaginary are one. A mirror of ourselves and of nature, water is a link that brings us closer to the beauty of the world, to our own nature. "I wish everyone to discover their own link with water" For Dominique Moreau, disseminating and sharing these aquatic dances is to offer a way of raising awareness of this vital and extraordinary element, its magic, its poetry, her strength.