MiLo - Reference Point - XXL






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MiLo, Reference Point - XXL, original acrylic painting on canvas, 150 × 125 cm, created in 2026 in the Netherlands, hand signed, in excellent condition, sold direct from the artist.
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MiLo (1976), Netherlands
Title: Reference Point
Acrylic on canvas
Bold black forms, intersecting lines, and carefully balanced negative space come together in a composition that suggests a visual point of orientation. Echoing the language of architecture, mapping, and symbolic notation without representing any single object, Reference Point invites the viewer to navigate the work through intuition rather than certainty.
The warm off-white background contrasts beautifully with the deep black forms, creating a calm yet commanding presence. Geometric elements are softened by the visible hand of the artist, where subtle imperfections and painterly textures introduce warmth and humanity into an otherwise structured composition. The result is a contemporary abstract painting that feels both timeless and refined.
Whether viewed as a symbolic diagram, an architectural fragment, or a personal system of signs, the composition remains deliberately open to interpretation, making it an engaging focal point in modern, minimalist, Scandinavian, or contemporary interiors.
Executed entirely in acrylic on canvas, the painting balances graphic clarity with expressive brushwork, offering a striking statement piece that continues to reveal new relationships the longer it is observed.
The artwork will be carefully packed and shipped rolled in a sturdy tube for safe international transport.
About the Artist
MiLo (Michiel Lodewijk Schepers, 1976) is a self-taught Dutch contemporary artist whose work centres on abstract composition, expressive line work, and a restrained colour palette. Working exclusively in acrylic on canvas, he creates paintings that balance geometric structure with intuitive mark-making. His works are held in private collections in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, the United States, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
MiLo (1976), Netherlands
Title: Reference Point
Acrylic on canvas
Bold black forms, intersecting lines, and carefully balanced negative space come together in a composition that suggests a visual point of orientation. Echoing the language of architecture, mapping, and symbolic notation without representing any single object, Reference Point invites the viewer to navigate the work through intuition rather than certainty.
The warm off-white background contrasts beautifully with the deep black forms, creating a calm yet commanding presence. Geometric elements are softened by the visible hand of the artist, where subtle imperfections and painterly textures introduce warmth and humanity into an otherwise structured composition. The result is a contemporary abstract painting that feels both timeless and refined.
Whether viewed as a symbolic diagram, an architectural fragment, or a personal system of signs, the composition remains deliberately open to interpretation, making it an engaging focal point in modern, minimalist, Scandinavian, or contemporary interiors.
Executed entirely in acrylic on canvas, the painting balances graphic clarity with expressive brushwork, offering a striking statement piece that continues to reveal new relationships the longer it is observed.
The artwork will be carefully packed and shipped rolled in a sturdy tube for safe international transport.
About the Artist
MiLo (Michiel Lodewijk Schepers, 1976) is a self-taught Dutch contemporary artist whose work centres on abstract composition, expressive line work, and a restrained colour palette. Working exclusively in acrylic on canvas, he creates paintings that balance geometric structure with intuitive mark-making. His works are held in private collections in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, the United States, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
