The Legacy Behind Milton Wes Art

Corey Wesley, the Harlem-based visionary behind Milton Wes Art, redefines luxury wall art by merging emotional depth with modern elegance. Each aluminum creation is more than décor—it’s a mirror of the human experience, designed to provoke thought, ignite emotion, and stand boldly in any refined space.

His signature collection, Unapologetic Faces, celebrates individuality, identity, and sensuality through bold visuals and storytelling. Framed or floating, these one-of-a-kind metal artworks are crafted for connoisseurs of intention—not convention.

Before founding Milton Wes Art, Corey built a multifaceted creative legacy across fashion, publishing, and music. His nationally recognized “Guardian Angel” T-shirt was worn by icons like Whoopi Goldberg and Kendra Wilkinson. He has authored introspective titles including The Art of Saying No and Behind the Mask, performed as Rex Wes on Spotify, and currently hosts the podcast The Twisted Truth, which unapologetically explores societal facades.

At the core of every creative pursuit is authenticity. Corey’s work is a reflection of lived experience, ancestral strength, and emotional resilience.

Milton Wes Art is more than a brand—it’s a legacy. Named after his grandfather, a pioneering Black subway conductor in NYC, the brand honors quiet strength and enduring elegance. During the pandemic, Corey adopted aluminum as his signature medium, captivated by its durability, luminosity, and timeless finish.

This is not just wall art—it’s cultural legacy. A personal rebellion against the ordinary. An invitation to own something no one else can.

Investing in Corey’s work means embracing a story, a soul, and a piece of luxury with intention.