Mea Ambrozo, an artist based in France, has exhibited her works nationally and internationally. The artist uses painting, photography and drawing. She explores themes related to nature, architecture, time, shadow, contrast, color and black. Mea describes her work as semi-abstract. She creates pieces that generate meaning without referring directly to the concrete. She uses acrylics and pigments on linen canvas and Sennelier wood fiber.

Anglo-Saxon painting inspiration: Edouard Hopper, David Hockney, Palm Spring, Cinema silence is what is perceptible in each of his paintings. Silence of deserted streets, isolated houses, rooms that seem empty. A silence so dramatized and on which the accent is so strong, that it becomes one of its very themes. A setting awaiting an event. Time is very long there. A stretched, almost contemplative time. One of the qualities of her paintings is to bring in the thought of what is going to happen the next moment. In fact, in a seemingly frozen scene, we expect something to happen. The entirety of this Work has an eminently photographic character.