An exceptional Mauritius photographer
Artist represented exclusively by Adamah Fine Arts, Régis Lesieur has dedicated his gaze to the island of Maurice for over thirteen years. Through his photography, he reveals the beauty of its landscapes, the richness of its biodiversity, and the authenticity of its human heritage.
His journey demonstrates a remarkable commitment: since 2011, he has made 6,346 drone flights, cumulated 740 flight hours and travelled 9,836 kilometers in the Mauritius sky.This unique experience has allowed him to develop a rare mastery of air photography and an intimate knowledge of the island, offering perspectives that very few photographers have had the opportunity to capture.
PHOvid: A New Way to Live Photography
Entitled PHOvid – Une exposition vivante, this photo exhibition on the island of Maurice offers an unprecedented experience. By scanning each work with a smartphone, visitors see the images come to life: the sea regains its movement, birds take flight again, waterfalls flow once more, and scenes of life seem to emerge from the frame. An experience where emotion extends far beyond the image.
“For years I have sought to capture the perfect moment.Today I am happy to be able to share the movement, the atmosphere and the emotions that existed when I took each of these photographs.
– Régis Lesieur
A world premiere on the island of Mauritius
By hosting this world premiere in the context of a photo exhibition on the island of Maurice, Adamah Fine Arts reaffirms its commitment to supporting artists in innovative endeavors and offering the Mauritian public unprecedented artistic experiences. This initiative illustrates the gallery's mission: to bring art, technology, and emotion into dialogue.
Practical information
PHOvid – Une exposition vivante is open to the public from July 24 to August 9, 2026, in the Lobby of the Caudan Arts Centre.
With this photo exhibition on the island of Mauritius, Adamah Fine Arts confirms its commitment to radiate the local artists it represents and to enrich the island’s cultural offer.
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