Gray Jay Graphics is John Miller
Nocturnes: January 11th - March 3rd, 2019, Abel Contemporary Gallery
Opening Reception - Friday, January 11th, 5pm - 9pm
Our vision shifts as light diminishes and this changes what we see and how we see it. As vision shifts our ability to quickly and comfortably scan our surroundings changes our sense of ease and comfort enough that we can experience a sense of heightened awareness as our brains seek a sense of comfort and safety. Our imaginations effect our sense of surroundings and emotion often plays a bigger role in our attachment to the things we see.
My interest in night visions is subtle. I’m interested in how our brains start us down imaginitive paths at night that we might never consider in broad daylight. I try to open emotional doors but not tell you where to go. When we feel safe and secure this can be a comforting experience that pleasantly dramatizes the limitations of our perception. All of what we think we see is in our heads and this is of course the beginnings for all of my art.
Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum: Birds in Art 2018, September 8 – November 25
"Fly-by on Shelley" was included in the 2018 International Birds in Art exhibit at the Woodson Art Museum and was chosen as one of 60 works included in a national tour following the Birds in Art exhibit. Sites incuded:
Brookgreen Gardens Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, January 25 – March 31, 2019
Michelson Museum of Art Marshall, Texas, April 27 – July 7, 2019
Newington-Cropsey Foundation Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, September 20 – November 17, 2019
Representation:
Gray Jay Graphics is a name I use to help you find me in the crowd but I really do business as John Miller. My personal name is pretty commonplace so I can be hard to find without another way to identify me. I work in many different styles and with many different mediums creating fine art as well as graphic designs explaining ideas. All content © John Miller unless otherwise noted.