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Invites: Milo Creese
13 Jul-13 Aug 2023
PV 13 Jul 2023, 6-9pm
Zabludowicz Collection
London NW5 3PT
13 Jul-13 Aug 2023
Overview
Zabludowicz Collection is pleased to present an Invites exhibition by UK based artist Milo Creese. Working across moving image, music, sculpture and installation, Creese's practice draws on mythology, science and psychology to form dream-like animations.
Milo Creese (b.1986, Chertsey UK) received an MA from the Royal College of Art in 2017 and a BA from Wimbledon College of Art in 2015. Recent exhibitions include London Short Film Festival, BFI, London (2022); Tailbone, The Artesian Well, London (2019); Artnight, London (2018); Tenderflix, BFI, London (2018); Transcending species, transcending gender, transcending nations, Deptford Cinema, London (2018). In 2019 Creese was the recipient of the Film London FLAMIN Fellowship.
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