Drawings

"His work has become frank and clear, sharp and cutting, expressing itself hesitation -- bursting with light, often dazzling. The impact of his drawings. The surgical care of his framing. It's as if, through his increasingly intimate relationships with writing, his illustrations of great texts... he has gradually allowed cinema to mold his method."
- Jean-Luc Fromental, from "Drawings"

"And since we are name-dropping : I realized that Miles Hyman was, for me, the Cormac McCarthy of illustration. His recent works have proven it. His innate sense of framing, the preponderance of the off-screen, the cinematic accuracy of color, the faux hyperrealism; his desire to freeze the world in often mysterious scenes (like Hopper), and above all, his taste for noir literature. All of this suddenly made the power and accuracy of his work evident."
- Jean-Bernard Pouy, speaking about the noir collection "Le Poulpe", from "Drawings"