From Vision to Reality: Radmila Lolly at PAMM’s “Get in the Game” 

We sat down today with Haute Living ambassador Radmila Lolly to discuss her participation in Get in the Game at the Pérez Art Museum Miami—an experience that feels both surreal and deeply full circle. The exhibition opened on March 19 and will be on view at the museum through August 23.

On opening day, Radmila Lolly brought her vision fully to life with performances of three of her sports-centered compositions, seamlessly blending music, movement, and narrative within the museum space. The exhibition also showcases her original jersey gown—signed by Tyler Herro—alongside a dynamic screen presentation highlighting her sports-inspired performances in custom-designed pieces, offering visitors a deeper look into the evolution of her multidisciplinary work.

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Her story is not just about reaching a milestone, but about trusting the path that leads there.

“When I first moved to Miami, I remember one evening driving past PAMM,” Lolly shares. “At that time, I wasn’t envisioning having my work inside the museum. I was simply imagining performing there.”

That early vision, once distant and undefined, has now become reality.

Her journey through Miami has been shaped by moments of quiet intention that later revealed themselves as something much greater. “I remember driving through the Arsht Center, thinking about performing there. And now, I’m a board member of the Florida Grand Opera. I remember thinking about the Frost School of Music, and today, many of my musicians come from that school. It’s fascinating how the things you once imagined slowly become part of your life.”

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What makes this moment even more meaningful is how different worlds—once separate—have naturally come together.

“I also remember driving past the Miami Heat Arena. At that time, I wasn’t even attending basketball games. I never imagined that those worlds would connect with mine. And yet, now they do.”

Through Get in the Game, Lolly brings together opera, fashion, and sport into one unified artistic language—an expression of both her personal evolution and a broader shift in how art can live and exist today.

“Life is an interesting journey,” she says. “Keep following, keep working, and your dreams will become reality.”