Rudy James Milante

Rudy James Milante multimedia contemporary American artists. Born in Southern California, he first established a multi-faceted artistic practice which sought to break the limitations of painting by using unorthodox raw materials such as burlap, cement and pallet wood. He has since become known for visceral often looking for the connection of joy within his work in a variety of mediums – from meditation through creating musical tones, sculptures, drawings and paintings. From an early age, Rudy always had a pencil and paper in his back pocket ready to sketch. Growing up, he was inspired by his parents, who were creative artists in their own creative ways. His father, Rodolfo, created furniture and assembled engines as hobbies. His mother Diana had a passion for knitting and macramé crafts while raising her children. Once Rudy started to create his own art, he used multiple mediums. Such artwork includes soldering metals for jewelry, repurposing cigar boxes to build guitars, and utilizing concrete, stones, and marble to create unique sculptures. At the age of 29, he discovered oil paints and started developing his painting career. In 1998, Rudy moved to San Francisco to join the expansive artist community. In 2001, Rudy continued his ...

Studied Fine Art at Skyline College, San Bruno California
Studied Fine Art Scottsdale Artists School, Arizona

LaJardin/Adorn Gallery
Royal St, French Quarter , New Orleans
The Gallery is Locatated in the French Quarter Also known as the Vieux Carré, is the oldest neighborhood in the city of New Orleans. After New Orleans was founded in 1718 by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, the city developed around the Vieux Carré, a central square