MIGUEL MILLÓ

Canela

Photograph, 39" x 59"

Corazón De Mar

Photograph, 64" x 44"

Corteza

Photograph, 40" x 60"

Cuerpo de Mujer

Photograph, 20" x 20"

En Dias Pasados Las Mascaras Cayeron

Photograph, 64" x 44"

Incluso Siento

Photograph, 44" x 66"

Inspiracion

Photograph, 20" x 20"

Limpio El Seño de Tus Ojos

Photograph, 14" x 20"

Ante El Amor Que No Pudo Ser

Photograph, 63" x 46"

Manipulada Por El Selencio

Photograph, 20" x 20"

Mi Deseo Por Tu Boca

Photograph, 39" x 59"

No Renuncio a Nada

Photograph, 20" x 20"

Nunca Escusché Tu Vos

Photograph, 44" x 46"

Pangea

Photograph, 64" x 44"

Protegiendo Lo Que Llevo Dentro

Photograph, 19" x 19"

Sin Aliento

Photograph, 39" x 59"

Sueños de Otoño

Photograph, 44" x 46"

Temor A Que Tus Ohos No Me Hablen

Photograph, 44" x 46"

Mandrake

Photograph, 25" x 19"

Infinite

Photograph, 46.5" x 63.75"

Deep Thoughts

Photograph, 46.5" x 63.75"

Drought

Photograph, 59" x 39.25"

... but alive

Photograph, 59" x 39.25"

Melancholy

Photograph, 59" x 39.25"

Saint

Photograph, 59" x 39.25"

Datura's Tree

Photograph, 54.25" x 52"

Echo

Photograph, 54.25" x 52

Boca India

Photograph, 54.25" x 52"

Towards the Wind

Photograph, 35.5" x 48"

With the Life in the Back

Photograph, 35.5" x 48"

Only I know It

Photograph, 29.5" x 19.5"

Crista

Photograph, 59" x 39.25"

Wisdom

Photograph, 57.5" x 59"

Harvesting Ideas

Photograph, 46.5" x 63.75"

Each piece is signed and numbered.

Artist Statement CV Press Release

Milló first sculpts his models by covering them in clay. He then meticulously paints these “canvases of flesh” using pigments from India. Once the painting of his models is completed, Milló adorns these living sculptures with fruits, fauna and vegetables. While Milló is sculpting and painting his models, he is energized by a live band playing improvisational music. Only after the painting and sculpting is completed, a process that takes several hours, does Milló photograph his models.

Miguel Milló studied Graphic Design at the Iberoamerican University in Tijuana, Mexico. Milló has exhibited his series “Origins” at Centro de Cultura Casa Lamm in Mexico City. Since his last exhibition at the Lois Lambert Gallery Milló has had solo exhibits in New York, Miami, Havana, Manila, Sao Paulo and Mexico City. Milló’s art is now internationally recognized for his use of color, light and the human figure

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