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Kate Miller

Kate Miller

Kate Miller was born in Stockport near Manchester in 1987, worked as a layout designer at a regional newspaper and today creates décollages in which female figures emerge from torn newspaper pages and a single bold colour.

Kate Miller was born in Stockport near Manchester in 1987 and studied graphic design. For several years she designed the pages of a regional newspaper as a layout designer, until, when the archive was dissolved, she took stacks of old issues home with her and began tearing collages from them. Today, in her studio in Manchester, she combines black-and-white photography with layers of newspapers and posters, which she strips back layer by layer. Her female figures speak of vulnerability and strength at once. Each work carries exactly one colour and a single word that remains when everything else has been torn away!

by Kate Miller
by Kate Miller
by Kate Miller
About Kate Miller

Kate Miller, whose works can be found exclusively at ArtMind, has made a name for herself as an artist in urban collage art. Her style is deeply rooted in her time as a newspaper layout designer, which is reflected in the torn headlines and powerful typography of her works. Miller’s art is a call to inner strength and reflects the courage to keep one’s stance despite all the fractures.

Torn Reveal

Between urban traces and torn headlines, a woman’s self-assured elegance unfolds.

Kate Miller

From what a city throws away in words every day, she forms female figures full of strength and quiet vulnerability.

Newsprint Runway

Strength shows itself in many layers.