In my adventure as a digital and physical collage artist, I find joy in the magic of creating harmonious tapestries by layering and distorting through collage. I celebrate multimedia creativity within composition and subject matter at the intersection of technology and fine art. With unexpected use of scale, hue, and perspective, my collages unveil delightful and enticing scenes while revealing new meaning found in the manipulations of collage.
 

I strive to inject a fresh dimension into these traditional mediums of photography, graphic design and collage and the expectations of the aesthetic of each. Much like my artistic process, each work I create extends an invitation to explore profound juxtapositions and thoughtful placements exploring themes of death, indulgence and consumption.

My highly pigmented still-lifes are a compilation of digitally created table items that are then printed and physically collaged on paper. The dinner table scenes boast unexpected colors, shapes, and perspectives to construct an idealistic last meal on earth curated by interesting characters I encounter. Exploring the spoils of indulgence and the nourishment of moderation throughout one's life, these isolated yet elaborate scenes nod to the inherent dichotomy of life and death.

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Much of my work uses manipulated clippings of news media, photographic elements, and my own digital drawings layered into poignant compositions such as floral still lifes or large-scale sayings. By transforming this digitally consumed content into a tangible, printed work, I am to offer a fresh perspective on traditional imagery and news media. This work explores how society absorbs and appreciates information and content in the digital and physical.

Throughout my creative dance, I simultaneously experience the whimsical and the nostalgic, the old and the new, the vibrant and the subdued, the real and the imagined, and the physical and the digital, highlighting the symbiosis between each pair.

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Inquire: hi@georgiemillerart.com.

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