Milos Anger
Los Angeles, CA
Summer 2026 * Art
Artist Statement
Milos Anger's practice currently explores his own subconscious through recurring imagery such as cannons, spirits, faces, and the landscapes of his home. He uses this imagery to examine fear, fascination, joy, and the absurdity of existence, in hopes of breaching into some underlying human truth. Anger began his practice in late 2024 with The 365 Series, a year-long project in which he completed one finished drawing consecutively for 365 days. The series, completeled in late 2025, established the conceptual foundation for his current body of work and marked his transition into painting.
The artist in the studio. © Milos Anger
Works
"Large Leaky Gun on the Bluffs in the Afternoon", 2026, Oil on Canvas, 48x60in
"Cannon Peeking in Through a Window at Night", 2026, Oil on Panel, 9x12in
"A Large Flare Gun With a Lit Fuse in the Mountains", 2026, Oil on Panel, 9x12in
"A Spirit and Cannonball Bursting Over a Wall at Sunset", 2026, Oil on Panel, 12x16in
"A Dangerous Sentinel With a Ribbon in His Hair at Sunset", 2026, Oil on Canvas, 30x48in
"Missile Launch in the Distance on a Beautiful Day", 2026, Oil on Canvas, 27x33in
© Milos Anger
About the Artist
Milos Anger is a Los Angeles based artist working in drawing and oil painting. He was a finalist for the Hopper Prize in the Fall of 2025. Formally trained in fine art and holding a BFA, Anger maintains anonymity in order to preserve pure authenticity and integrity. He lives and works in Los Angeles.
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