Transforming our relationship with water is not only about developing new technologies, investing in infrastructure, or adapting the way we manage the resource. It also means changing the way we talk about water and the place it holds in our collective imagination.
For too long, much of the water cycle has remained out of sight. When water flows from the tap and wastewater disappears without us having to think about it, it is easy to overlook the infrastructure, expertise and people that make this possible. Yet making these realities visible is essential to understanding the true value of water and the transformations needed to protect it.
This is the ambition behind Transformative Visions: to create new narratives that make complex water challenges easier to understand, help everyone feel concerned and ultimately encourage collective action. Launched as part of the Year of the Sea 2025, the project uses art and storytelling to bring these issues closer to our everyday lives and inspire a shared vision of the water transition.
To bring this new narrative to life, Saur invited artist Muriel Douru to immerse herself in the Group’s activities and turn the experiences of employees into an original booklet, “Saur, the unseen partner in our everyday lives”.
