His passion for art, photography, and nature, cultivated since childhood, awakened in him a magical eye that translates into a blend of fine arts, bringing a fascinating world to life in each of his works.

Master Milló is constantly creating and evolving.

His work, with its very particular style, is already recognized internationally by specialized critics. The source of his inspiration is the origins of humanity. He seeks to reflect the harmony between human beings and nature through the powerful beauty of plants, flowers, clay, and organic materials, which the artist intertwines with the sensuality of the human figure.

His pieces are poetic allusions to the primordial goddess who personifies Mother Earth, from whom all divine races arise; his philosophy is based on respect for differences. When covered in clay, the skin loses its original color; physical features and characteristics fade away to give life to a human being. It is the moment when the person ceases to be aware of their position in the system of which they are a part and begins to act in accordance with this new vision. The human being is not just another piece, but their raw material is the same as that of the rest of the pieces. Mere clay molds endowed with life.

Milló constructs complex compositions in which painting, sculpture, and the play of light and shadow come together to create subtle and poetic atmospheres. In his images, human beings are a metaphor for the fertile earth from which life springs; an overflowing, full, pulsating life…

It can be said that the naked bodies are blank canvases that the artist intervenes with clay and pigments, and then covers with simple or complex compositions of plants, earth, roots, leaves, flowers, and fruits. This brings his final work to life through his masterful use of light sources and shadows that give volume and movement to the creation captured through his magical eye as he freezes time in a unique and unrepeatable moment.

“Plants and the body speak to me,” says Milló, “and I let myself be carried away; it is emotions that have the final say.”

In his relentless search for creative techniques and processes, Milló ventures into mosaic making. An ancient technique that Milló brings up to date with his bold and exuberant imagery, executed with surprising meticulousness.

Contemporary visual artist with a bachelor’s degree in graphic design from the Universidad Iberoamericana in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico.

2025

Life Between Heartbeats – National Museum, Braga, Portugal

Suspended Moments – National Museum, Rabat, Morocco

North Carolina, USA, Rabat, Morocco, Summerville, USA, San Francisco, USA

From the Same Clay – Sacramento, CA, USA

2024

Mimesis – Laberinto del Rey, Toledo, Spain

Life Between Heartbeats – Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

Life Between Heartbeats – Washington, DC, USA

2022

I AM – 15 monumental mosaics and 68 photos in public spaces in Mexico City, reflecting on equality and diversity, Mexico

Origins – Casa Lamm, Mexico City

2022

I AM – 15 monumental mosaics and 68 photos in public spaces in Mexico City, reflecting on equality and diversity, Mexico

2019

Milló created a work especially for the Chanel brand, which was featured on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Art magazine. He also created the cover for Pola magazine, the leading publication on the island of Saint

2016

His work was exhibited in the PEMEX corporate building, inaugurated by the President of the Republic. In the same year, two simultaneous exhibitions were inaugurated on two oil platforms in shallow waters, making him the first artist to exhibit on oil platforms.

2013

Affordable Art Fair – Art Dealers gallery MexicoCasa Lamm – Mexico DF Mexico

Lois Lambert Gallery – Los Angeles CA USA

The story of the creative – New York, NY USA

The Affordable Art Fair Mexico con un mosaico en Design House – Design week Mexico

“Benemérito de las Américas” in Havana, Cuba, where he donated one of his works to the country’s cultural heritage

Collective exhibitions

NY, Miami FL, San Diego CA, Los Ángeles CA, San Francisco CAL. Sacramento CAL. Palm Springs CA,  Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Taipéi, La Habana, Madrid, Esp, Toledo Esp, Rabat Marruecos, Braga Portugal, Cuidad de México, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Torreón, Chiuahua, Cuernavaca, Querétaro, San Miguel de Allende, Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco, Punta Mita, San José del Cabo, Cd. De Cármen, Acapulco, Cancún entre otras.

In 2014, he was selected by the Mexican government to commemorate forty years of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and Mexico; his work was exhibited at Taylors University in Malaysia, then at La Salle University in the Philippines, and at the Mexican office in Taiwan. His collection Orígenes was exhibited in museums of the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA) in northern Mexico.

He was included in volume eight of the book International Contemporary Masters, an annual juried publication that showcases the world’s most outstanding master artists of the 20th and 21st centuries and is distributed in the most important museums, galleries, and bookstores around the globe. He has been interviewed by LUXE Interiors + Design magazine in the US and, in December 2014, by The New York Times in its Style section, which described his work as “sublime and spiritual.

Milló has a special sensitivity for social work. He has donated his work in support of organizations such as Mexfam, which works to promote women’s rights in reproductive health issues, and Fundación México Vivo, which supports causes in the fight against HIV, among others.