Liz K Miller

Liz K Miller is a British interdisciplinary artist and researcher. She works at the intersection of sound and imagery, exploring the listening experience through visual diagramming, scoring and drawing. Her making techniques include printmaking, bookbinding, pigment-making, cyanotype, field recording, and audio analysis, which combine to create installations, works-on-paper, artist’s books and audio-visual presentations.

Liz studied visual communication at Edinburgh College of Art (BA), printmaking at Camberwell College of Art (MA), and practice-based research at the Royal College of Art (PhD). Her PhD thesis considered how listening to the sounds made by trees can reconnect people to woodlands and how the combination of audio and visual can be used to enhance that connection.

She exhibits and presents at galleries and institutions internationally, including: Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, UK (2018); Watts Artist’s Village, UK (2020); Atlantic Center for the Arts, US (2023); and Regier Gallery – Bethel College, US (2024). Liz lectures in printmaking, natural dye, book arts, and ecological art.