How do you illustrate a celebration? 

If you were asked to picture a moment of joy, what would you envisage?

For many of us, a bottle of Champagne is the image we would choose - which is perhaps why the work of Henri Miller seems to shout revelry.

Whether it’s the subject of his pieces - bottles from the finest collections, the colours - vibrant and often in-your-face, or even the texture - glossy and proud, they seem to capture the essence of joy. The moments in which we celebrate.

Meet Henri Miller

A mixed media artist born in France who then studied in Germany, Henri Miller takes his inspiration from popular culture and travel. While in Berlin in the 1990s Miller was drawn to the city’s nightlife and immersed himself in the underground art scene; here he created shows inspired by music, politics and photography.

Having worked and travelled in cities across Europe, Miller absorbed a wide range of influences. As his exploration moved further afield, including three months staying in the vineyards of Épernay, we can see where he got the inspiration for his most recent collection. In this collection, he celebrates some of the world’s most notable Champagne brands.

Miller’s style is celebrated and recognisable - bold and dynamic, his pieces burst with vivid hues and intentional details in which you’ll keep finding new and exciting elements. Each work is a synergy of colour and movement, inviting viewers to lose themselves in this world of emotion and energy. Combining vivid colour and extraordinary techniques, he turns objects we all recognise into works of art. Starting with digital illustration, Miller adds hand-drawn and hand-coloured elements, following with varied materials and textures to create stunning effects.

Henri Miller has recently seen particular interest thanks to his wonderful commissioning service. A number of our customers have worked with Miller to create meaningful, celebratory artworks. Exclusive champagne to celebrate a wedding or the favourite gin to say thank you, what would your bottle be?

To find out more about Henri Miller, get in touch.