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Christine Miller

Protecting, 2025

Wire mesh and wire 8" x 8" x 10"

The massive changes we each have to cope with on a daily basis are overwhelming. Protecting reveals that tender center we each have and how important it is to find our center and shield it from outside forces.

Christine Miller

Protecting, 2025

Christine Miller

Vortex, 2025

Wire and fiber 10.5" x 12" x 8"

Vortex represents the type of energy swirl we can get caught up in, a part of life. As one who has a chronic pain companion at times, I work to calm my swirling mind and emotions to a more calm and stable place.

Christine Miller

Vortex, 2025

Christine Miller

Crushed, 2025

Wire, fiber Each cube (9) 2.75" x 2.75" x 2.75"

Crushed takes a classic form and distorts it by crushing the perfection of the dimensions. Perfection is overrated and at times in our lives the beauty of the imperfect form continues to shine brightly.

Christine Miller

Crushed, 2025

Christine Miller

Cinched, 2025

Wire, fiber, beads 12" x 8" x 10"

Cinched is a loosely arranged woven metal fabric that is softly pleated and held together with antique copper beads. The form can be wound into a tight spiral or can be opened up into a more loose form, reflecting how our energy can feel at various times.

Christine Miller

Cinched, 2025

Christine Miller

Energy Shift, 2024

Wire 10 cubes, each 2" x 2" x 2"

Christine Miller

Energy Shift, 2024

Christine Miller

Looking for Light, 2024

Wire, fiber Varied dimensions

These sculptures are part of a series about moving out of darkness into a less heavy space. The movement in the sculptures has an opening and movement that speaks of a desire for growth. The heaviness of the black sculpture tries to keep the others from flying away, but it is unsuccessful.

Christine Miller

Looking for Light, 2024

Christine Miller

Inflammatory, 2024

Wire, fiber 13" x 10" x 11"

Inflammatory displays how pain can feel sharp and hot in our bodies. When we have homeostasis, the cells and muscles feel smooth and aligned - energy flows easily and the green color represents harmony and growth in the body. The sharp contrast of the red, spiky and angular elements is creeping into the harmonious part of the sculpture.

Christine Miller

Inflammatory, 2024

Christine Miller

Trapped Pain, 2023

Wire, found object Each cube 4" x 4" x 4"

Trapped pain illustrates the frustration and anxiety about chronic pain. This is the beginning of a series referencing the relationship between chronic pain and new scientific findings in neuroscience that reveal chronic pain resides in overactive neural pathways instead of in the body.

Christine Miller

Trapped Pain, 2023

Christine Miller

Wheel of Wonder, 2023

Wire, fiber 7" x 7" x 7"

Wheel of Wonder has a changeable nature depending on which angle it is viewed from. In this time of strong disagreement, it is hoped that looking at a situation from another angle can provide the viewer with a new vantage point to consider.

Christine Miller

Wheel of Wonder, 2023

Christine Miller

Flourishing, 2022

Handwoven double weave fabric of wire and fiber with woven metal band of wire and fiber 11"h x 11"w x 8"d

The beauty of new life sooths our souls, and Flourishing reflects growth and opening. Whether it is found in the natural world around us or within our sould and spirit, it communicates hope, optimism, and joy. This sculpture is handwoven in a double weave structure with wire and fiber, with a wire and fiber band.

Christine Miller

Flourishing, 2022

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