mixed medium on panel, framed by the artist
size: 24 x 24 x 1.5"
signed and dated on reverse Christian Millet is a Lima-born multimedia artist whose work moves fluidly between oil, acrylic,watercolor, and spray paint. Grounded in a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art and years of studio development, Millet draws from the graphic power of pre-Colombian art as well as the playful intelligence of modern masters like Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, Joan Miró, and Jean Dubuffet. Overtime, these influences have evolved into a signature visual language—bold, confident lines and striking graphic elements that carry the immediacy of street art while remaining rooted in fine-art composition.
Millet has presented his work in multiple solo and collective exhibitions throughout the United States and abroad, including four solo exhibitions in Dallas, Texas, as well as solo exhibitions in Sevilla,Spain; Montpellier, France; and Denver, Colorado. He has participated in numerous groupexhibitions internationally, with his most recent appearance in Bristol, United Kingdom, where heshowed alongside prominent artists and Banksy-era contemporaries, an environment that mirrors the cultural lineage his work often nods to: public-facing, symbol-driven, and unafraid of impact.In parallel with his personal practice, Millet has built a reputation as a curator and art director within the international street-art community. He has directed exhibitions in London and Paris, shaping shows that connect emerging and established voices across borders and styles. Now based between Lima, London, Dallas, and Denver, he continues to expand his footprint through both creative production and cultural programming.Millet is also the owner, curator, and director of Rising Gallery and The Drop Shop, both located in Englewood, Colorado, where he champions contemporary and street-influenced artiststhrough rotating exhibitions and community-forward events. The Drop Shop extends that missioninto a boutique-style art experience designed to introduce high-end collectible works and affordablepieces in a relaxed, approachable setting—inviting new collectors in without diluting the seriousnessof the art.
