About the Artist

Miguel Milló's work (Sonora, Mexico) is an ongoing dialogue between creativity and technique. Since the beginning, the human figure has been the vehicle of expression, the body transformed into a living canvas that pulsates and cracks when intervened with elements of nature such as clays, pigments, flowers, fruits, and seeds, forming ephemeral compositions. Milló captures his images on various mediums; in addition to producing photographic prints on traditional and unconventional supports, Milló has ventured into glass mosaics, offering a reinterpretation of this ancient technique that reached its peak in ancient Byzantium. Miguel Milló's iconography is contemporary; his characters transition between the profane and the ethereal, inviting viewers on a journey through volume, texture, color, and the depth of an art in constant motion.

Miguel Milló's artistic and conceptual proposal is a continuous search for equality and universality. Hence his interest in ancient cultures and his desire to connect them with the present through his artistic creation. He has a special interest and sensitivity towards social actions, participating in various initiatives of foundations and institutions that promote public health and female empowerment, to name a couple of examples.