When one discovers Milia's paintings, one feels immediately an ambient freshness mixed with an undefined sense of disorientation. Since her early childhood, Milia has wandered in her father's - Jean Pierre Mocci- studio, developing a taste for painting and exaltation for personal search. So, naturally, she recieved her diploma in Art History in Aix-en-Provence. Her pallete is soft with old pinks hemmed with purples, vibrant of the Provencal exuberance that surrounds her, with fawn yellows, ultramarine blues, punctuated with carmine reds. The perception of her environment agrees with her free interpretation where are expressed her own design, her own language, her own technique, and the simplicity of form for the benefit of color. Milia confronts colors between light and dark up to the core of the texture. Each landscape, each still life emerges from the canvas with a natural ease where texture and color hold to powerful luminous contrasts and pastel breathing. Already, in France as well as in the United States, Collectors have shown great interest in this young talent who conjugates the creative strength with charm and fantasy, poetic metaphors of scuplted colors.