Throbbing Life: A Miguel Milló Exhibit

*This is a free and ongoing exhibit thanks to the Consulate General of Mexico of Raleigh, IBERO of Mexico City, Trophy Brewing, and Raleigh Sister Cities, hosted by State of Beer.

Miguel Milló is a Mexican artist, originally from Baja California, who combines magic, beauty and equality in his work. Through his photographs, he explores the female figure and celebrates the diversity of bodies, using natural elements such as clay, leaves, fruits, and flowers to ornament the skin. His work reflects a deep admiration for the aesthetics of women, creating vibrant images that highlight the connection between humanity and nature.

The work of Miguel Milló is a constant commitment to the creation of a dialogue between creativity and technique. Since its inception, the human figure has been the vehicle of expression. For Milló the body is turned into a living canvas, which beats and cracks, with the application of elements of nature - mud, pigments, clay, flowers, fruits and seeds - creating ephemeral compositions then captured by the shutter of a photographic camera. Millo's work invites us to pause, reflect, and rediscover the beauty in the fleeting moments between heartbeats.

Milló's work has been presented across America, Asia and Europe such as Los Angeles, New York, Dallas, San Diego, Palm Springs, Miami, Havana, Sao Paulo, Desmarinas, Kuala Lumpur, Tel Aviv, Taipei and Madrid. In Mexico, he has exhibited his work in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Quertaro, and San Miguel de Allende among others.

These stunning works by Miguel Milló are available for purchase in two formats: 
ink on cotton paper (framed) and printed on linen (gallery wrapped/unframed). The works presented in this exhibition are printed on linen.