about
Keelin Miller investigates themes of gender notion, identity, and transgression. A recent graduate with a BFA from Arizona State University, Miller's work has been showcased in group exhibitions at ASU's Gallery 100 and The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art. As an artist, Miller's creative expression is profoundly influenced by her lived experiences. Her artistry is rooted in the challenges and triumphs of being a young woman in the Western United States during the 21st century's fast-paced digital era. Embracing the power of technology and social media, her creations often take the form of striking video and performance art. In her thought-provoking performances, Miller skillfully employs her own body as a canvas to explore the complexities of female identity and question society's rigid beauty standards. These explorations take on a satirical tone, juxtaposing heavy subject matters with bold, experimental graphics and captivating visuals. Beyond performance art, Miller's creative lens extends to urban environments, where she captures the essence of site-specific transgressions of art and culture. This aspect of her work serves as an homage and celebration of the contributions made by female artists, such as the inspiring Sadie Benning. Each piece intertwines common themes, touching upon maturity, censorship, and revelatory site-based documentation. Keelin Miller's artistic contributions are not confined to galleries; she has also excelled in the fields of graphic design and media coordination. Currently serving as the Visual Arts Department's Media Coordinator at Yavapai College, Miller continues to nurture her passion for the arts and creativity. Her involvement in esteemed committees like the Prescott Plein Air Festival and Prescott Film Festival further solidifies her dedication to the artistic community. Through her captivating artwork, Miller invites viewers to contemplate and challenge conventional ideals, fostering a deeper understanding of the human experience.