Meg Miller

Meg Miller is an artist based on the Isle of Skye working across painting, drawing, sculpture, and installation. Her practice is rooted in daily engagement with land and sea through her garden, apiary, and licensed work with natural remains. Seasonal rhythms and sustained observation inform a process-led approach that moves between drawing, painting, and spatial form. Using reclaimed hive materials, beeswax, and found organic matter, she explores ecological systems and material transformation. Her work reflects on thresholds between structure and instinct, interior and exterior, and the quiet forces that shape lived experience.

Meg grew up on Skye and remains deeply connected to its mountains, rivers, and hills. The island’s landscapes, archaeology, and folklore continue to inform her practice. She studied Fine Art at Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen and now runs a studio gallery on Skye open to visitors.