Bio:
Leanne C. Miller was born in Phoenix AZ, and relocated to San Francisco, CA to attend San Francisco Art Institute, graduating in 2005. She remained in the Bay Area until 2012, showing work in California and New York and participated in curating shows at various establishments as well as joining the "San Pancho Art Collective", S.P.A.C., which opened the Incline Gallery, SF in 2010, (http://inclinegallerysf.com/info/). Leanne was also commissioned by many organizations to create murals all over San Francisco. She decided to leave her adopted home and return to the desert to work toward an MFA at the University of Arizona, receiving her degree in May 2015. You can see more of her work and stay up to date at www.leannecmiller.tumblr.com, to see murals and community work go to www.leannecmillerartist.blogspot.com. To make Purchases see my Society6 profile link on the home page for prints/reproductions, or contact me here for originals, or giclee' prints at GlobalArtTraders.com.
Statement:
In an attempt to abridge a "statement", I will simply share with you that I am interested in textures and patterns, many found in nature. The natural world is a refuge for me, every time I venture out into nature, I come back feeling more whole, less crazy and frazzled by everyday life. My head is cleared. As my work becomes more minimal, focusing on the colors I have seen and the textures I encountered. The bark of a tree, the shape of a cactus, the way sturdy desert grasses blow in the wind. Those places seems rare and under protected, as if they will disappear at any moment, fragile. I have a desire for their conservation.
www.leannecmillerartist.blogspot.com
www.leannecmiller.tumblr.com
To purchase prints
Society6
originals or giclee GlobalArtTraders.com.
Leanne C. Miller was born in Phoenix AZ, and relocated to San Francisco, CA to attend San Francisco Art Institute, graduating in 2005. She remained in the Bay Area until 2012, showing work in California and New York and participated in curating shows at various establishments as well as joining the "San Pancho Art Collective", S.P.A.C., which opened the Incline Gallery, SF in 2010, (http://inclinegallerysf.com/info/). Leanne was also commissioned by many organizations to create murals all over San Francisco. She decided to leave her adopted home and return to the desert to work toward an MFA at the University of Arizona, receiving her degree in May 2015. You can see more of her work and stay up to date at www.leannecmiller.tumblr.com, to see murals and community work go to www.leannecmillerartist.blogspot.com. To make Purchases see my Society6 profile link on the home page for prints/reproductions, or contact me here for originals, or giclee' prints at GlobalArtTraders.com.
Statement:
In an attempt to abridge a "statement", I will simply share with you that I am interested in textures and patterns, many found in nature. The natural world is a refuge for me, every time I venture out into nature, I come back feeling more whole, less crazy and frazzled by everyday life. My head is cleared. As my work becomes more minimal, focusing on the colors I have seen and the textures I encountered. The bark of a tree, the shape of a cactus, the way sturdy desert grasses blow in the wind. Those places seems rare and under protected, as if they will disappear at any moment, fragile. I have a desire for their conservation.
www.leannecmillerartist.blogspot.com
www.leannecmiller.tumblr.com
To purchase prints
Society6
originals or giclee GlobalArtTraders.com.
from 100 Squares project, 2016
from Monsoon Inspirations series
from Desert Metronome series
from Material Tendencies series
from Drawing 2015 series: nonobjective, mixed media
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