Meg Miller

I am an artist, islander, and beekeeper. My practice is shaped by the rhythms of nature, the intelligence of the hive, and the enduring transformations of the world around us.

Thresholds of Perception, my most recent body of work, and my place-based explorations are central to what I’m making at the moment. Observational studies of flora, seaweed, and seasonal change feed into sculpture, painting, and assemblage, guiding both material and imagination.

The work seeks to hold space for mystery, interconnectedness, and vitality, celebrating the resilience of natural systems, the presence of bees, and the liminal moments that shape experience.

I grew up on the Isle of Skye, where I now live and work, deeply connected to its mountains, rivers, and hills. The landscapes, archaeology, and folklore of the island continue to inform my practice. I studied Fine Art at Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen before returning to Skye, where my studio gallery is open to visitors.