Margo Miller is a painter, printer, and assemblage creator known for her exploration of perception and visual experiences. Using acrylics, gold foil, and mixed media, Margo’s work investigates the ways in which we see and interpret the world around us. Her current focus is on pixelated portraits adorned with gold foil, a technique that symbolizes the fragmentation of human perception and the layered nature of how we understand the world.

Her work invites viewers to pause and reconsider their assumptions about the images and patterns they encounter daily, while also celebrating the beauty of the incomplete and the abstract.

Her drypoint prints are created using Tetrapak (a commercial packaging material) and a pasta maker and she enjoys sharing her techniques as she explores the potential of this unique medium.

Margo holds a Bachelor of Arts in Art from Southern Illinois University and a Master of Liberal Arts from Southern Methodist University. Over the course of her career, she has taught public school art in Dallas, taught commercial entertainment classes and offered private lessons to aspiring artists.

Contact Margo:
Studio 162/Bldg. 13999
www.badmargoart.com
mghlee@att.net
214.463.0640