Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’

Street artists Francesco Camillo Giorgino and Julien Malland (a.k.a. Millo and Seth Globepainter) have painted in more than fifty countries combined. In a new exhibition titled Beyond, the pair takes their expansive mural practice indoors with thirty new works and their first collaborative canvas installation.

Beyond is grounded by a vast map at the entrance of the show, charting the far-reaching and meandering paths both artists have taken across the globe. Though they’ve crossed paths before, the exhibition emphasizes their convergence once again at Goldman Global Arts Gallery, where their monumental works have been reimagined within the context of gallery walls.

Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’

Both Millo and Seth radiate a childlike wonder within their works, evoking a sense of joy and curiosity. While Millo’s compositions usually feature monochromatic figures and architectural components expressed with robust line work and bold pops of color, Seth’s pieces illustrate his signature optical illusion perspectives, executed with vibrant yet soft palettes.

Installed together, the works visually complement each other and amplify overlapping themes of surreal dreamscapes, everyday whimsy, and the power of imagination.

Beyond continues through November 16 in Miami. See more work on Millo and Seth’s respective Instagram accounts.

Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’
Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’
Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’
a painting of a child on a sailboat in calm waters, by Seth Globepainter
Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’
Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’
Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’
Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’
Millo and Seth Globepainter Trade Concrete for Canvas in ‘Beyond’

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