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- Full Name
- Caitlin Miller
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Little Home, 2026
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168 7th Street / 168 7th Street
Entrance on 7th Street (or 125 8th Street), follow the signs to studio 2F on the second floor. Come for the snacks, stay for the art.
- Studio Street Address:
- 168 7th Street / 168 7th Street
- Studio Street Address Detail
- Entrance on 7th Street (or 125 8th Street), follow the signs to studio 2F on the second floor. Come for the snacks, stay for the art.
- Zip Code
- 11215
- Artist Statement
- I am a multidisciplinary artist creating sculptures, installations, lights, and performances that explore the body’s relationship to technology, memory, and emotional presence. My work often investigates how fragile organic materials (like clay, threads, or transparent film) interact with the rigid perfection of machine- made forms. I’m interested in the tension between intimacy and disconnection, in a world increasingly shaped by screens and systems, and I use making as a form of language to navigate that terrain. Much of my process is physical: I climb ladders, saw wood, screw things into place, pressure-cast resin, and build structures. My materials (ceramics, light, photographs, pipes, resin) are chosen for both their sensory qualities and symbolic weight. I often incorporate transparent imagery and modular forms to reflect, layer, and obscure. Architectural elements and lighting are used to construct emotional spaces, while repeated forms and stacking techniques create a surreal, self-contained logic. These installations are meant to feel like places, uncanny but familiar, built from memory and imagination. At the core of my work is an inquiry into how memory lives in the body, how trauma, inheritance, and identity are stored and passed on. I see making objects as a way to translate these invisible forces into something tangible, something the viewer can move around, inhabit, or even reorganize. For instance, when I work with clay, I often return to memories of the quietness of the Vermont woods, using the permanence of ceramic to give form to something fleeting. The vessels I make act as containers not only of space, but of past lives.
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- Media
- Sculpture
- Contact
- Website
- www.caitlinmillerart.com
