Aude Milesi

Aude Milesi paints under the pseudonym of Â.M., because she considers that it is her soul that paints.

Totally self-taught, as an artist-painter, Â.M. discovered her talent for painting late, although she always loved painting and museums from an early age.

The starting point of his Art, the writing of texts on positive words at the beginning of 2019. Then, the idea of creating an oracle to raise the vibrations of Men emerges. To make her project a reality, she is looking for an artist to collaborate with to illustrate the cards in her game... without success. In October 2020, she "received" a message inviting her to create the illustrations for her oracle herself.

Novice in plastic art, Â.M. allows herself to be totally "guided" when she paints.

After several achievements, Â.M. decides to show his creations to an artist-painter and visual artist friend (LouLemoine) who is won over. The latter invites him to exhibit alongside her as part of Ateliers d'Artistes 2021 in Reims.

2021 therefore marks the beginning of a life guided by Art for Â.M.

Creative approach

Aude Milesi alias A.M. painted in a totally intuitive way.

She paints the vibration of words, because for her, each word has a vibration. So she chooses words that she considers positive to paint only positive vibes.

For her, colors also have an energetic vibration, except black. This is why black is a color that she banishes from her creations.

Thus, by combining the energy of words and colors, Â.M. paints paintings, colorful, which aim to raise the vibration of those who are in contact with his works.

In general, before painting, she intuitively writes a text illustrating the chosen word. Then, she lets go of her mind to paint in a meditative state. She lets herself be completely guided in choosing the colors that will be used. As she begins to paint, she has no vision of what the work will look like in its final version. She always discovers the result with astonishment, so much she is guided in these moments of creativity.

All this artistic work is a continuity of his accompaniments and his reflections around positive communication.

His techniques and media: Posca and acrylic | Brushes, knives, sponges, fingers| Paper, canvas and dibond.