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Miles Silvagni (Miami Beach, USA, 1998), is a Dutch-American photographer whose work focuses on landscape, humanity, and the factors that connect them. Working through documentary- and art photography, Silvagni develops long-term photo projects to tell stories and evoke questions about purpose and contemporary (sub)culture.

Born in Florida, but raised all over the United States and the Netherlands, his experiences of migration inform his sensitivity to place and human relationships. By drawing inspiration from his environments and from moments of transition, Silvagni adopts an observational approach to his work.

In his artistic practice, Silvagni creates both independently and collaboratively. Based in Haarlem, the Netherlands, Silvagni is a member of Nieuwe Vide Artspace and serves as program director for Fotogroep Haarlem.

Miles Silvagni is also open to commission based work and collaborations in the Netherlands and beyond.
For all inquiries, please contact: MilesSilvagni@gmail.com

Curriculum Vitae

Experience

  • [May 2024 - Present] Fotogroep Haarlem, Haarlem NL - Program Director

  • [Feb 2024 - Present] Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem NL - Organizer, Photographer

  • Freelance work for several clients, organizations, and publications.

    • Selected clients: Gemeente Haarlem, Corendon, Theater Bellevue, Schuur, Nieuwe Vide

Exhibitions

Solo

  • [Jan 2026] Dutch Angles, Corendon Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, Badhoevedorp, The Netherlands

  • [Nov 2025] In Living Color, Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem, The Netherlands

  • [Sep 2024] Growing Lavender: Grand Opening Exhibition, Lavender, Haarlem, The Netherlands

Group

  • [Upcoming, Nov 2026] Haarlem 0-100, North Holland Archives, Haarlem, The Netherlands

  • [Upcoming, Nov 2026] Haarlem 0-100, Verwey Museum Haarlem, Haarlem, The Netherlands

  • [Jun 2026] I LOVE FURRY, Bunker Projects, Pittsburgh PA, United States

  • [May 2026] Networks, STAD Haarlem Oost, Haarlem, The Netherlands

  • [Feb 2024] Fotogroep Haarlem Collection 2024, Pro Senectute Spaar & Hout, Haarlem, The Netherlands

  • [Dec 2021] Leids Academisch Kunstcentrum 2021 Exhibition, Leiden University, Leiden, The Netherlands

  • [Jun 2020] Quarantine Zine Club, Sticky Institute, Melbourne, Australia

Selected Tearsheets

Bibliography

Press

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