Daffodils Painting

Miles Takes’ art practice is a visual exploration of an abstraction in the details of everyday life. Creating art gives him the freedom and space to explore his own inner vision of the world around him. Miles is influenced by geometric forms and patterns in nature. His artistic approach is an interpretation of the sensory environment through colour and shape, motivated by the correlation between memories and emotions in relation to the visual world. He expresses these visualisations taken from natural imagery and moments of beauty such as a flower in bloom, the flow of water and the cycle of seasons. Colour is a significant part of his process and expression. He experiments blending colours together by hand to produce vibrant, bold pigments that reflect the intricate wealth of beauty he sees. He explores the intensity of it by dividing shades, hues, and tone in his pieces to examine its depth on a microscopic layer of seeing things. Extracting the essence of form and feeling from these perspectives, Miles’ art softens the moment and is free from distraction. He balances between symmetry and asymmetry in his compositions, creating a meditative space in reflection of the ideal, perfected qualities of the universe in motion.