Mila Morton

Growing up on the edge of the Eurasian steppe, the artist’s early engagement with the nature directed her art studies first in Moscow and then in Hong Kong. Exploring the Asian landscape tradition, Morton began working on Xuan paper, a delicate rice paper originating from Tang dynasty China. In her compositions Morton skilfully balances dynamic and tranquil elements. Her Reeds series has a special calligraphic quality, as if thin reeds are rippling on the surface of the water, a distorted ancient language.

Biography

Mila Morton lives and works in London. She has been showing at the Affordable Art Fair in London from 2019, first with Ars,-tis gallery and most recently with Brook Street Gallery. With Michael Goedhuis Gallery, Mila Morton was featured at PAD, London, 2018; the LA Art Show, 2018; and Asia Fine Art, Hong Kong, 2019. Her work was also part of Kaleidoscope, Brook Street Gallery, 2023, and the solo exhibition Dereconstruction at Paul Smith, Mayfair, 2020.
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