The exhibition, themed “Vietnam Light”, showcases Miller’s contemplative visual exploration of Vietnam’s landscapes and everyday life. Through subtle composition and nuanced use of light, the artist transforms familiar scenes into evocative images that invite reflection and emotional resonance.

Miller chose Da Lat as his creative base in early 2026, drawn to the highland region’s misty atmosphere, mild climate, pristine nature, and friendly people. In 2024, he selected Hanoi as a place to live and work, continuing his long-term photographic engagement with Vietnam.

A professional photographer known for capturing the quiet beauty of daily life, Miller approaches his subjects with restraint and depth. In “Vietnam Light,” light functions not merely as a technical element but as a narrative force that illuminates both landscape and emotion.

The exhibition, hosted by Mimosa Gallery and located at 17 Phu Dong Thien Vuong Street, Lam Vien Ward, will last through to March 8.

Belgian photographer opens first solo show ‘The State of Things’ in Hanoi

VOV.VN - Belgian photographer Bert Danckaert’s first solo exhibition, “The State of Things,” now on view at 93 Dinh Tien Hoang in Hanoi, offers viewers a photographic experience that is both grounded in reality and tinged with the surreal. Large-format works combining shapes, color fields, and traces of human presence create a space that is visually striking and contemplative.