About the Artist
Bryan Scott Miller was born in Sterling, Colorado. As a child, Bryan enjoyed hour upon hour of pounding nails into scrap pieces of wood in his father’s woodshop. He spent summers with his grandparents who are avid woodworkers and visual artists. Watching his grandmother at work during these summer visits inspired Bryan to pursue a life as an artist. At age ten, Bryan's family moved to Kansas City. He slowly became accustomed to the urban lifestyle and environment - an environment which is largely reflected and referenced in much of his current work.
In 2000, Bryan received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in sculpture from Heron School of Art in Indiana. He then continued on to Graduate studies at Washington University in St. Louis, where he completed a Master of Fine Arts degree, also in sculpture.
Bryan transplanted to Seattle in 2003. He contributed works of art to the 2004 Ladyfest Art Auction at Capitol Hill Arts Center (CHAC), and has recently shown work at the Urban Fetish Object traveling exhibition originating at the LGA Gallery in Boston, and Three Views on the Midwest at the Loman Gallery of New Orleans. He feels privileged to have been one of the original resident artists at the Tashiro Kaplan Artist Lofts, in 2004.
In March of 2009 Bryan relocated with his wife to North Central Washington. He currently lives in Cashmere and is enjoying becomming an active member of the rich arts community in the Wenatchee River Valley.