Born in 1968, Amey is a French painter. Coming from an atypical background, Amey has been pursuing her artistic work for many years, but it is only later that she decided to devote herself fully to it. She deals with many subjects, all of which have man and his social relations in common. Blue Shadow deals with life in society, the power of the group and its fragility.
Suggested characters who face each other without being part of the group, others who open up and accept the other, excluded figures who try to communicate or cower in their solitude, Amey tackles the problems of a society while seeing in it a strength and an opportunity to rise, accentuated by the light coming from the outline of the shadows.

The gallery's words

What seduced us in Amey's work is the strength that emerges from each canvas, a universe that speaks of the human, without showing it. Amey does not define herself as an artist, she prefers to say that she paints her emotions, the knife has replaced the pen and the canvas the paper. Amey often paints in reaction to events, so she can vary the subjects even if her favourite terrain remains the human. It is this very work that led us to represent her, her works resemble her, few words but the essential is said.