Sarah Moon

among the most important contemporary photographers working today. Her personal investigations into the beauty and flow of time from her studio in Paris has forged an unmistakable visual vocabulary that has shaped images from a dream-like world balanced between fantasy images and the fluid nature of reality.

She creates and develops a very personal universe, around three main themes:the evanescence of beauty, the uncertain, and the passing of time.

In 1970 she earnestly began to pursue a career as a fashion photographer. Since 1985 she has continued to develop an intimate and personal artistic journey.Her pictures have appeared in many magazines and have been the subject of numerous photographic books, including “Now and Then”, “Coïncidences”, “Circuss”, “L'Effraie”, “Le Fil Rouge”, “La Sirène d'Auderville” and “Le petit Chaperon Noir”. In 2008 the book "1.2.3.4.5" received the Prix Nadar.Sarah Moon has directed several films, including one feature film Mississipi One (1991), onemedium-length feature 5h-5 (2012), 5 short films inspired by the fairytales of Hans ChristianAndersen and Charles Perrault (Circuss, The screech owl, The red thread, The mermaid ofAuderville, Little black Riding Hood), and documentaries on photographers and onphotography (There is something about Lilian, Le Montreur d'images, Contacts...).