Laurence Baty

A photographic body of work devoted to equine presences, inner landscapes, and territories of silence.

Graduating in photography from INRACI (Brussels) in 2002, I spent fifteen years as a specialized archaeological photographer for the Public Service of Wallonia (SPW). This background instilled a deep fascination for textures, historical memory, and the passage of time on raw materials.

Fine art photographer since 2017, my work explores the quiet dialogue between stone, heritage, and the living world. Based in Belgium, I publish fine art books and showcase my work through select exhibitions, inviting poetic contemplation through sensitive compositions.

2002 — Fine Art Photography Degree, INRACI (Brussels, Belgium)
2002–2017 — Archaeological Photographer, Public Service of Wallonia (SPW)
Since 2017 — Independent Fine Art Photographer

2026 — Group Exhibition, Bousval (Belgium)
2025 — Group Exhibition, Bousval (Belgium)
2022 — Group Exhibition, Bousval (Belgium)
2021 — Group Exhibition, Atelier Béatrice Busschots & Espace Équinergie (Belgium)