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Coline Moronval
Photographer
My work celebrates the ordinary. I am moved by interiors, rooms bathed in light, shadows and reflection. I try to capture the waiting and the feelings this peculiar moment can provoke. Travel plays an important role in my work be it the journey or the destination. When traveling by train I am fascinated by the animated landscapes and I seek to seize them. Cities atmospheres are also key. Through my photographs I want to transcribe the feelings I experienced: Kyoto’s quietness, New York’s vibes. My photographs in the street intend to highlight the beauty of daily life: the passers-by, the workers, the people.
Coline Moronval
Photographer
My work celebrates the ordinary. I am moved by interiors, rooms bathed in light, shadows and reflection. I try to capture the waiting and the feelings this peculiar moment can provoke. Travel plays an important role in my work be it the journey or the destination. When traveling by train I am fascinated by the animated landscapes and I seek to seize them. Cities atmospheres are also key. Through my photographs I want to transcribe the feelings I experienced: Kyoto’s quietness, New York’s vibes. My photographs in the street intend to highlight the beauty of daily life: the passers-by, the workers, the people.
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