Georges Daou is an architect, artist, analog photographer, and musician based in Paris. His practice explores the relationships between architecture, sound, photography, and visual storytelling, with a particular interest in how places, objects, and archives shape collective memory.

With a background in architecture and digital visualization, he works across disciplines, combining spatial design, architectural imagery, documentary photography, collection research, and experimental audiovisual projects. His approach brings together technical precision and a strong narrative sensibility, using digital tools, artificial intelligence, photography, and sound to investigate memory, perception, and transmission.

Alongside his architectural work, Daou produces music under the name Daou, creating ambient and experimental compositions built from tape loops, field recordings, and layered textures. These sonic explorations extend his interest in traces, soundscapes, and the stories embedded within places.

Through architecture, photography, visualization, archives, and sound, his work examines how environments, objects, and documents become witnesses to time. Whether designing a space, documenting a collection, or composing a sound work, his practice seeks to preserve, reveal, and transmit stories through contemporary forms of artistic expression.