John Miller traverses painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installation, probing the hidden structures that shape contemporary culture. Rooted in the conceptual art movement, his work interrogates identity, consumerism, and social structures, using art as a lens to explore how ideology is embedded in everyday life. Miller often integrates found objects, text, and images to blur the boundaries between art and the ordinary, crafting works that operate simultaneously as critique, observation, and reflection. By doing so, he encourages viewers to question assumptions about society, culture, and the frameworks that govern human behavior. A central element of Miller’s practice is the performative dimension of his work, which highlights how meaning is constructed through context, display, and interaction. His projects often juxtapose humor with critical inquiry, revealing contradictions and tensions inherent in modern life. Through his thoughtful engagement with material, media, and concept, Miller creates immersive experiences that invite contemplation and dialogue. His art functions as both an analytical tool and a narrative device, offering insight into contemporary existence while challenging the audience to reconsider the intersection of culture, identity, and visual experience in the world around them. ...
