Milo Bragg is a contemporary visual artist from the United Kingdom whose multidisciplinary practice explores the intersections of materiality, memory, and place. Drawing inspiration from the industrial landscapes and shifting urban environments of his youth, Bragg’s work weaves together found objects, recycled materials, and traditional media to evoke narratives of transformation and resilience. After studying at the Glasgow School of Art, he established a distinctive voice within the British art scene, with exhibitions spanning London, Manchester, and international venues such as Berlin and Barcelona.

Bragg’s installations and assemblages invite viewers to reimagine the ordinary, layering texture and history in unexpected ways. His ongoing projects often engage local communities, reflecting his commitment to collaborative and socially engaged art-making. Milo Bragg continues to live and work in the UK, where he pushes the boundaries of contemporary sculpture and mixed media, garnering critical acclaim for his innovative approach and evocative storytelling.