Bronze Sculpture for Sale
Workshop, Paris
France
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1995
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Miils develops a multidisciplinary visual language, blending painting, cutting and natural light, between ancestral memory and contemporary perspective.
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Miils is a multidisciplinary visual artist born in 1995 in Togo, West Africa. He currently lives and works in France. His background, marked by dialogue between several cultures, informs an artistic practice rooted in questions of identity and memory in the era of globalization.
His work blends painting, stenciling, paper cutting, textures, and experimental processes. For several years, he has also incorporated natural elements into his creative process, notably sunlight and time, which he considers true co-creators of the artwork. Some pieces require dozens of hours of exposure, allowing the material to slowly transform under the influence of light.
At the crossroads of Africa and the Western world, Miils' universe draws as much from ancestral memories as from a contemporary visual language. His works, both organic and structured, explore the balance between control and letting go, between human gesture and natural forces.
Conceived as a multidisciplinary language, his work can be expressed on different media — canvases, installations, walls, textiles and objects — while maintaining a strong and consistent visual identity.
Through a sensitive and embodied approach, Miils develops an accessible and universal body of work, capable of touching diverse audiences without ever compromising his artistic standards. His work is part of a clearly defined contemporary dynamic, driven by a clear vision and constant research.
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Painting . 100 x 70 x 5 cm Painting . 39.4 x 27.6 x 2 inch
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