Miles Adams is a Brooklyn-based abstract artist whose work is built from rhythm, color, and curiosity—sometimes planned, sometimes improvised, always guided by movement and intuition.

Drawn to the way geometry and texture hold space, Miles explores how layers of color can evoke both chaos and calm—like the swirl of traffic through falling light or the quiet under trees in Prospect Park.

He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and their toddler, who’s already putting in early studio hours (mostly with finger paint).