Abstract Geometric by Mimo (American, active 1970s), circa 1970s. Silkscreen/serigraph on textured prismatic vinyl, signed and marked A.P. Bold interlocking geometric forms in green, yellow, and black demonstrate the artist’s crisp precision and 1970s modernist sensibility. Sheet size 24 W x 24 H in.
"ABSTRACT GEOMETRIC" by Mimo, a captivating serigraph on prismatic vinyl from the 1970s, bursts with vibrant green and yellow shapes that playfully coexist within a structured framework of black squares and enigmatic symbols. Measuring 24x24 inches, this artwork offers a dynamic exploration of form and color, creating an engaging visual dialogue that invites deeper contemplation. Each piece is signed and numbered, representing a rare find from a retired NYC Manhattan art gallery, where it nestled for over 50 years, waiting patiently for the right admirer to unveil its brilliantly bold expressions.
Mike Mozart, also known as MiMo, is a prolific American artist and illustrator whose eclectic career spans more than three decades. Launching his artistic journey as a street artist in the gritty 1970s, MiMo developed a raw, dynamic style that would underpin his later commercial and creative ventures. Over the years, he has illustrated over 100 children’s books and crafted hundreds of licensed character products for iconic brands such as Disney and the Muppets. As a product designer, Mozart’s inventive spirit shines through a staggering portfolio of over 2,000 creations, ranging from seasonal toys to lawn and garden novelties, often marketed under his clever brand alias, Michael Wolfe. Beyond the commercial realm, MiMo is famed for his mentorship and “ghost artist” role in the early design work for pop icon Alec Monopoly, notably shaping the now-famous Monopoly Man character. Embracing the digital age, Mozart broke new ground as one of the first live broadcasters during the Occupy Wall Street protests and later captivated audiences with his YouTube channels JeepersMedia and TheToyChannel, amassing over a billion views by reviewing classic toys and celebrating nostalgic playthings with quirky enthusiasm.
Abstract Geometric by Mimo (American, active 1970s), circa 1970s. Silkscreen/serigraph on textured prismatic vinyl, signed and marked A.P. Bold interlocking geometric forms in green, yellow, and black demonstrate the artist’s crisp precision and 1970s modernist sensibility. Sheet size 24 W x 24 H in.
"ABSTRACT GEOMETRIC" by Mimo, a captivating serigraph on prismatic vinyl from the 1970s, bursts with vibrant green and yellow shapes that playfully coexist within a structured framework of black squares and enigmatic symbols. Measuring 24x24 inches, this artwork offers a dynamic exploration of form and color, creating an engaging visual dialogue that invites deeper contemplation. Each piece is signed and numbered, representing a rare find from a retired NYC Manhattan art gallery, where it nestled for over 50 years, waiting patiently for the right admirer to unveil its brilliantly bold expressions.
Mike Mozart, also known as MiMo, is a prolific American artist and illustrator whose eclectic career spans more than three decades. Launching his artistic journey as a street artist in the gritty 1970s, MiMo developed a raw, dynamic style that would underpin his later commercial and creative ventures. Over the years, he has illustrated over 100 children’s books and crafted hundreds of licensed character products for iconic brands such as Disney and the Muppets. As a product designer, Mozart’s inventive spirit shines through a staggering portfolio of over 2,000 creations, ranging from seasonal toys to lawn and garden novelties, often marketed under his clever brand alias, Michael Wolfe. Beyond the commercial realm, MiMo is famed for his mentorship and “ghost artist” role in the early design work for pop icon Alec Monopoly, notably shaping the now-famous Monopoly Man character. Embracing the digital age, Mozart broke new ground as one of the first live broadcasters during the Occupy Wall Street protests and later captivated audiences with his YouTube channels JeepersMedia and TheToyChannel, amassing over a billion views by reviewing classic toys and celebrating nostalgic playthings with quirky enthusiasm.
