Through his neo-classical sculpture, Milthon opens up an infinite world where he gives volume to slender, undulating structures which take the form of bodies. Milthon creates his own mythology in which the earth is a source of inspiration. He places his compact and dense blocks and succeeds in transforming the density of his support into aerial and slender human forms. The scale of his work varies from small to monumental with equal plasticity and mastery of the materials used.