Paris-born Ambroise Tézenas, graduate of the Applied Arts School of Vevey, Switzerland, transitioned from photojournalism to landscape photography in 2001. Acclaimed for his exploration of spaces and memory, he has received numerous awards such as the European Publisher's Award for Photography (2006) or the Nikon Story Teller Award (2008).
His current project captures the landscapes of France in 8x10 black and white. A photographer and author, Ambroise has published several monographs and featured in major international publications. Recent achievements include participation in the 2022 grande commande du Ministère de la Culture, with his work collected by prestigious institutions like the Bibliothèque Nationale de France or the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
In commissioned works, Ambroise seamlessly blends personal and institutional projects, emphasizing the authenticity of reality. His commitment to natural light extends to advertising projects, ensuring a timeless and genuine viewer experience while creatively enriching each endeavor.