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Miller points out that there are few women in philosophy. When a woman does identify as a philosopher, she often gets a laugh in the face (or, if she lives in the past, she gets burned at the stake). She wants to show that deep contemplation is a powerful and sometimes even glamorous act that women have access to at any time, regardless of stereotypes about philosophers.
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 57x57in
Hazel Miller
United States
« I’m exploring my relationship with reality and womanhood in both my art and life; within it all, I see angles and curves, depth and flatness, coolness and warmth. »
Hazel Miller is an exciting American talent whose works have featured in exhibitions and prizes in the US and Canada. Drawing inspiration from observations in daily life, such as passing thoughts, moods and feelings, she composes works that focus on the nature of perspective, the female experience and the concepts of internal and external body and mind. Sometimes gestural and loose, sometimes representational, each of Miller's paintings showcase minimalist polish, subtle colour shifts and and a standout aesthetic signature.
Credentials
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission