MiLo - Black Flowers II

MiLo – “Floras Negras No. III”

A work by Amsterdam-based artist MiLo (1976).

Part of the artist’s ongoing botanical series, Floras Negras No. III transforms floral forms into bold abstract silhouettes. Reduced to stark black structures against a warm off-white background, the composition balances between plant life, symbols, and graphic mark-making. The oversized bloom forms create a rhythm across the surface, while splashes, scratches, and irregular gestures introduce a raw, energetic tension.

The painting combines a primitive immediacy with a contemporary minimalist aesthetic. The dark floral shapes appear almost monumental — somewhere between tulips, tribal emblems, and urban graffiti — allowing the work to shift between botanical reference and abstraction.

The painting will be shipped rolled in a sturdy tube or box for safe international delivery. A signed certificate of authenticity is included. The canvas can easily be stretched or framed by a local framer according to personal preference.

About the Artist
MiLo (1976) is an Amsterdam-based contemporary artist known for his expressive and layered abstract works. With a background in photography and visual media, his practice evolved into a distinctive painterly language that balances spontaneity, structure, and materiality.

His works often explore erosion, rhythm, architecture, urban textures, and abstraction, combining raw gesture with refined composition. Over the years, his paintings have found their way into private collections, offices, hotels, and restaurants across Europe, the United States, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.