James Miller

Meyohas presents selections from an ongoing body of abstract works by painter James Miller. Raised in the Pacific Northwest, where he spent his teenage years and early twenties working construction, he attended the Yale School of Art and was later awarded the prestigious Dedalus Foundation Fellowship in New York.

Miller’s paintings approach the fidelity of mechanical representations and misdirect their resemblance to information. These fixed traces call to mind filmic artifacts, blueprints, x-rays, and projections. Using handmade tools, Miller registers the surreal residue of his local landscape. Impressions of light and motion are recorded as retinal afterimages.

On view by appointment through January 22