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Artist Interview: Millo. June 8, 2018 8 min read. World-known for his large scale black and white murals, Millo's art is immediately recognizable by simple monochromatic lines figuring child-like subjects, interacting with the surroundings. We reached him for a coffee break during his intense painting activity, talking about his fine.
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CINEMA. "Art Libre", a documentary about street artist Millo, directed by Luigi Capasso, produced by Zoomlab, selected at the Festival International du Film sur l'Art, Montreal 2020. 2019. SOLO SHOWS. Where the streets disappear, Dorothy Circus Gallery, Rome and London. SPECIAL PROJECTS.
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Francesco Camillo Giorgino, aka Millo, was born in Mesagne in the province of Brindisi in 1979. After graduating he moved to Pescara where he graduated with full merits at the Faculty of Architecture. As an always passionate and tireless artist, after his studies he carried out a personal aesthetic research in the field of painting, focusing on the relationship between space and the.
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Millo. Whimsical, dreamy, entertaining, relatable - such is the street art of Millo, one of the most beloved actors on the Italian street art stage.Born Francesco Camillo Giorgino, the artist paints mainly black and white city-like landscapes, with occasional splashes of color to break the monotony.
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This masterpiece was made by Italian artist Millo during "Vilnius Street Art" festival in 2015th. Artist created his very first site-specific mural incorporating existing windows and other architectural details into the monochromatic painting. As Millo claims, he is becoming a little bored with paper white plain walls, so he was excited for a.
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Francesco Camillo Giorgino (1979) better known for his project Millo, is an Italian street artist valued for his unique large-scale murals of curious human-like creatures. Millo mainly paints his murals in black and white and often incorporates a slight touch of colour which emphasises items like flying paper-planes, toys, cassettes, and greenery. Depicting urban life […]
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Street art has the ability to create a portal within a city. Italian artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino, better known as Millo, covers massive, multi-story buildings with murals of stylized metropolises, occupied by characters that are larger than skyscrapers.These cartoon-like illustrations imbue façades and billboards with a sense of whimsy that is otherwise missing from urban centers.
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Francesco Camillo Giorgino, widely recognized by his artistic alias ' Millo ', is a master in the art of mural painting. His unique approach lies in converting mundane, blank walls into breathtaking canvases that brim with life and emotion. His creations are often set against monochromatic urban landscapes, adorned with clouds and airplanes.
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Millo is an Italian street artist, born in 1979. He is known for his predominantly black and white large-scale murals. His artworks are characterized by child-like figures, simple monochromatic lines combined with a dash of color, and elements of architecture.. Street Art Place - Davide Rossillo Via Bologna 13 Gaeta, Italy IT03038220590 +39.
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Bio. "Italian artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino, known as Millo, paints large-scale murals that feature friendly inhabitants exploring their urban setting. He uses simple black and white lines with dashes of color when necessary, and often incorporates elements of architecture into his multi-story paintings.". C. Jobson, Colossal.
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Artists: MIllo (IT)Fondi, (LT) Italy, 2014 Memorie Urbane Street art festival 2014www.memorieurbane.itVideo production: The blind eye factorywww.blindeyefact.
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The Murali Street Art Festival curated by Bonobolabo collaborated with Millo to create a new mural on the streets of Forlì, a city in Italy's northern Emilia-Romagna region. Painting during the 70th anniversary of the Italian Constitution, Millo sent along the following quote to illustrate the idea behind is painting.
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Millo's Street Art - Street art in Barriera. If you like street art, Torino has some amazing corners you can enjoy. In Barriera di Milano neighborhood, which by the way, is one of my favorites, you will find several murals from Millo, a street artist from Puglia; his artworks have been exhibited in several cities in Italy, London, Paris and.
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MILLO — Street Art Is Life. "Italian artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino, known as Millo, paints large-scale murals that feature friendly inhabitants exploring their urban setting. He uses simple black and white lines with dashes of color when necessary, and often incorporates elements of architecture into his multi-story paintings.".
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The street art scene in Bordeaux is blooming. You can find quite a few extraordinary works of local artists on many of Bordeaux's buildings. One of the most interesting spots for street art is actually located here in Chartrons. Le M.U.R (the wall) of Bordeaux (located on 2 Place Paul) is a 35m2 wall where local street artists can express.
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