Mia Delorès is a contemporary figurative painter based in Washington, D.C. Through portraiture and expressive color, her work explores themes of identity, family, memory, and cultural heritage. Drawing inspiration from her Caribbean roots, Mia creates intimate narratives that examine the connections between place, ancestry, and personal experience.

Her paintings often center on the people, traditions, and moments that have shaped her understanding of home, transforming everyday experiences into deeply emotional visual stories. Balancing realism with expressive elements, she uses color and composition to evoke nostalgia, resilience, and human connection.

Mia has been featured in multiple solo and group exhibitions. Her work has also been highlighted in publications including Artist Talk Magazine and NY Weekly. She continues to expand her practice through exhibitions, public conversations, and ongoing series that celebrate the richness of family history and cultural identity.

Through her work, Mia invites viewers to reflect on their own stories while finding common ground in the universal experiences of love, belonging, and remembrance.