Vive Libre

My name is Káti Franco Rey Dominguez, and I create art to remember.

To remember who we are beneath the noise—naked, alive, sacred, and undeniably human.

To remember what it feels like to belong to the Earth, to each other, and to our own bodies.

For me, art is not a performance. It is a prayer.

It is how I listen. How I see. How I connect with the unseen threads that hold us all.

In 2020, I didn’t just change my lifestyle—I awakened. A rupture in my life cracked open a portal to something deeper: a remembrance of soul, of truth, of the infinite nature of being. I began to see the world through new eyes. I realized we are not here to survive—we are here to create. To expand. To burn with aliveness.

My work is rooted in this remembering. That we are not machines. That we are not here to live numb, disembodied, disconnected. We are here to make love with life. To walk each other home, as Ram Dass says, through art, presence, song, stillness, and the sacred act of seeing one another fully.

I often photograph the nude form—not for provocation, but for reverence. We are born naked, and we die the same way. The body is not a thing to hide. It is a holy vessel. A living altar. The curves, the shadows, the softness, the strength—it is all part of the poetry of being human.

Much of my work is created in nature, with natural light, on film—intentionally slow, intentionally real. Whether it’s four women dancing in the sunrise covered in flower petals, or a single body suspended in joy, or a fog-drenched coastline humming with stillness—my art invites you to feel, to remember, to come home.

This is not just about photography. This is about soul path.

About the power of creative expression to awaken what’s dormant inside of us.

About the remembrance that we are all infinite beings, born to love, to connect, to create, to be free.

When we leave this world, we won’t cling to our achievements, our resumes, or the impact we made in our careers.

We’ll remember the people we danced with under moonlight.

The hands we held. The mornings we watched the sun rise with someone we loved.

The way it felt to be truly seen.

My work is an offering to that remembrance.

To the power of presence. To the holiness of the human body.

To the Earth. To the feminine. To the infinite within all of us.

My work has been seen in TIME, PEOPLE, ESPN, National Post, Magnolia Rouge, and VSCO.