Laverteoui is a photographer and creative director whose work is rooted in a quiet devotion to seeing—truly seeing—the world as it unfolds. Drawn to both analog and digital mediums, she carries a particular tenderness for film photography and the deliberate slowness it invites. For her, each frame is a meditation: a moment to breathe, observe, and acknowledge the subtle beauty in what others overlook.

Her visual language wanders through self-portraiture, street life, architecture, nature, and the gentle poetry of the everyday. Laverteoui photographs not to collect images, but to understand the world’s emotional undercurrent—the way light bends around a person, the softness hidden in motion, the serenity of landscapes that feel like memories.

“Through the lens, one can never truly appreciate how wonderful it is to see things through the eyes.”
This belief sits at the heart of her practice. For her, the camera is a quiet mirror—reflecting not what is merely visible, but what is felt.

With an old-soul sensibility, she treats every scene as an invitation to slow down, to pay attention, and to honor the mystery threaded through existence. Her photographs are not simply captured; they are witnessed