MiLo - What I C - XXL





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MiLo’s hand-signed original acrylic painting What I C - XXL (2026) is an abstract portrait measuring 150 × 125 cm.
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MiLo – “What I C”
A work by Amsterdam-based artist MiLo (1976).
An abstract portrait emerges from a bold black-and-white composition. A face and neck take shape through expressive brushstrokes, scratched lines and layered marks, with circular forms at either side suggesting earrings. The features remain loose and partly obscured, giving the figure a distinctive presence.
The title, “What I C,” plays with seeing and the letter C. It grew from a playful reference to someone the artist knows; the portrait is an imaginative interpretation rather than a likeness.
About the artis
MiLo (1976) is an Amsterdam-based artist with a background in photography and art studies. His eclectic practice has evolved from Pollock-inspired action painting to geometric compositions and the layered, scratched surfaces he explores today. More than 900 of his works are held in collections across Europe, the United States, Hong Kong and Taiwan. His work explores abstraction, construction and erosion, memory and transformation.
MiLo – “What I C”
A work by Amsterdam-based artist MiLo (1976).
An abstract portrait emerges from a bold black-and-white composition. A face and neck take shape through expressive brushstrokes, scratched lines and layered marks, with circular forms at either side suggesting earrings. The features remain loose and partly obscured, giving the figure a distinctive presence.
The title, “What I C,” plays with seeing and the letter C. It grew from a playful reference to someone the artist knows; the portrait is an imaginative interpretation rather than a likeness.
About the artis
MiLo (1976) is an Amsterdam-based artist with a background in photography and art studies. His eclectic practice has evolved from Pollock-inspired action painting to geometric compositions and the layered, scratched surfaces he explores today. More than 900 of his works are held in collections across Europe, the United States, Hong Kong and Taiwan. His work explores abstraction, construction and erosion, memory and transformation.

