Secret Lives – Philippe Labaune Gallery
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French-American artist Miles Hyman has a solo show, Secret Lives, up at NYC’s Philippe Labaune Gallery through December 23. Hyman’s recent paintings lead us on a journey through his sources of inspiration. From his early childhood memories of the Ferris wheel in Bennington, Vermont, to his travels with his jazz musician father, to the bustling streets of New York, to the romantic embrace of Paris, where he has made his home for the past two decades, every stroke of his brush is a testament to that odyssey.
The culmination of his artistic pilgrimage leads him to Italy, a country to which he already shares a deep artistic connection. Here, he weaves the pages of the Louis Vuitton travel book, an ode to the eternal city of Rome. These works are studies of light, imaginative juxtapositions, and records of personal geography. Alongside his paintings, there will be a selection of original strips from his latest graphic novel adaptation, La vie secrète des écrivains, penned by French author Guillaume Musso.
View the works now up for Secret Lives at Philippe Labaune Gallery
View more works by Miles and check for updates on his site and Instagram.
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