





Yellow on blue II
An original oil on paper by Miki Lowe, a study in two colours, yellow against blue.
Medium: Oil on paper.
Size: 20 x 29.5 cm (7.9 x 11.6 in).
Edition: Original, one of a kind.
Year: 2025.
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about the artist
Miki Lowe
painting · prints · drawing
Everyday observation meets surreal, dreamlike detail.
Miki Lowe is an Anglo-Japanese visual artist, raised in France and based between London and Spain. With a background in illustration, graphic design and fine art, she moves fluidly between drawing, photography, painting and digital media.
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Her work blends everyday observation with surreal, dreamlike elements, shaped by a multicultural upbringing and a strong interest in architecture, print and visual culture. Lowe has worked with clients including The Atlantic, The New York Times, Mango and Penguin Random House, and has exhibited and given talks in London, Madrid and Paris.






















