« Photographing horses so as not to lose that childlike soul, not to let an imaginary world escape, to immortalize it. »
Fine Art Photographer Laurence Baty creates evocative work dedicated to equine presences, interior landscapes, and spaces of silence.
Her artistic vision was shaped early on through her closeness with horses—childhood companions that became an endless source of inspiration. Photography naturally emerged as her chosen medium, a way to explore what moves us and connects us to the living world.
Trained at INRACI, she spent fifteen years working as an archaeological photographer. This demanding discipline deepened her appreciation for textures, traces, and the subtle variations of light.
Today, her personal work unfolds through photographic series where the horse appears as a free and mysterious presence, revealing spaces of contemplation and inner resonance.
Through her imagery, Laurence Baty offers an invitation to slow down, linger, and reconnect with the quiet poetry of the world.