Hi, welcome to J. Mili Studio.

This is my visual practice and home of Abstract Notes, an ongoing series of small abstract works inspired by observation.

Many begin with something ordinary: a window, a building, a changing light, a passing moment.

The work is not really about architecture.

It is about what these ordinary structures make me think about: presence, absence, memory, distance, and the question of where we belong among so many unseen lives.

Grids appear often because they mirror the rhythm of urban life. Each square can suggest a window, a room, a memory, a person, or a moment.

Color functions more as memory than description. I am less interested in recreating a place than in holding the feeling of noticing something before it changes or disappears.