MiLo – “Flaming Resonance” A work by Amsterdam-based artist MiLo (1976). Flaming Resonance is an expressive abstract composition built around vibration, energy, and release. A dense, trembling horizontal line anchors the composition, from which fluid, flame-like gestures rise upward, suggesting heat, sound, or force made visible. The contrast between the chaotic, vibrating center and the more open, sweeping lines above creates a sense of stored energy breaking free. The imagery recalls resonance phenomena—such as vibration patterns, seismic tremors, or matter responding to impulse—without resolving into a fixed narrative. Executed in matte black acrylic on a pale ground, the work emphasizes gesture, rhythm, and physical movement. The surface retains traces of immediacy and control in equal measure, balancing instinctive motion with compositional restraint. The painting will be rolled up and shipped in a sturdy tube or box, without frame, and includes a signed certificate of authenticity. Detail images are slightly underexposed. ⸻ About the artist MiLo (1976) is an Amsterdam-based artist with a background in photography and art studies. Over the years he has sold more than 800 original works, now residing in private collections, hotels, restaurants, and offices across Europe, the United States, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. His practice spans from early Pollock-inspired action paintings to precise geometric compositions, and to the layered, scratched surfaces he often explores today. In his current work, MiLo investigates the tension between construction and erosion, layering and scraping the painted surface until traces emerge. These may recall urban structures, geological strata, or remnants of thought — yet the imagery is never fixed. Each canvas evolves through process and chance, allowing multiple interpretations to surface beyond any single theme. Each work forms part of an ongoing exploration of abstraction, memory, and transformation, making MiLo one of the most prolific and recognizable contemporary artists on Catawiki.