Born in 1978, Marianne Doz grew up in France and now lives in Paris. She holds a degree in health economics and works within a research and consulting firm. From an early age, she developed a strong passion for travel and artistic practices, particularly sculpting and photography. Her photographic journey took a decisive turn in October 2014 during a stay on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, where she discovered what she likes to call “true photography,” guided by professional image-makers. This experience proved transformative. Unable to travel during the lockdowns, she turned her lens toward her immediate surroundings, photographing the buildings of her neighborhood and her city. This exploration quickly became a genuine revelation. Drawn to vibrant colors, geometric structures, graphic compositions, and the pursuit of beautiful light, she gradually embraced what has become her signature aesthetic: minimalist architectural photography. Post-processing plays a central role in her creative process, allowing her to distill her images and give them a distinctive visual identity. As an artist-author, Marianne Doz received several awards in international photography events. In 2024, she was honored with the title of Artist (AFIAP) by the International Federation of Photographic Art (FIAP). Over the past two years, her work has been showcased at multiple international exhibitions including the Cholet Photo Festival, Rendez-vous de l’Hêtre, the Bièvres Photo Fair, the Darius Milhaud Conservatory in Paris, Galerie Daguerre, Kobe City Hall in Japan, Miami Art Week in 2025 and the Salon de la Photo in Paris.