Italian artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino, known as Millo, paints large-scale murals that feature friendly inhabitants exploring their urban setting. He uses simple black and white lines with dashes of color when necessary, and often incorporates elements of architecture into his multi-story paintings.” C. Jobson, Colossal.

In the last decade Millo has focused on the production of large-scale mural artworks that had brought him to paint all over the world.

He took part to several street art festivals, non-governmental events and international social projects all over the globe.

His mural artworks are now visible in: China, India, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Thailand, Palestine, Jordan, UK, Cyprus, Georgia, Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia, Belarus, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Mexico, French Polynesia, Morocco and in all the European countries.

In addition to a production that boasts over 150 mural artworks scattered across all continents, his works on canvas have been exhibited in London, Paris, Rome, Milan, Chicago, Los Angeles and Rio de Janeiro.
His works of art are also part of two permanent museums collections: Urban Nation Museum for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Germany and Straat Museum for street art and graffiti in Amsterdam, Netherlands.