Daniele Milvio

G, 202234 x 25 x 7cmSign in to view price

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Material

clay, plaster, bandage, epoxy, wood, wax, watercolour and ink on paper

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features a vibrant, neon-colored betta fish set against a stark black background. The composition is simple and minimalist, with the fish taking center stage. The artist has used a bold, graphic style to capture the striking colors and flowing fins of the betta, creating a visually arresting and visually striking image. This piece likely reflects the artist's interest in highlighting the natural beauty and dynamism of the betta fish, a popular aquarium species, in a contemporary and eye-catching manner. ...

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Artist

Daniele Milvio

B.1988, Italian

Daniele Milvio (b. 1988, Genoa) is an Italian artist working primarily in sculpture and painting. Drawing from literature, mythology, art history, and contemporary culture, Milvio’s idiosyncratic and occult works interweave literary or historical themes with current cultural and socio-political issues.