Texas-born and London-based, Paige Lee Miller is an interdisciplinary artist exploring subjective temporality and memory through a neurodivergent lens. As a begrudging devotee of time itself, she combines photography, video, projection, and miniature sets in an attempt to make sense of the fractured temporalities we inhabit in the digital age: the nostalgia of memory, the anticipation of the future, and a present no longer defined by physical space but infinite virtualities. By confronting her own uneasy relationship to time and inviting viewers to do the same, Miller hopes to provide a salve for the internet-addled mind (read: brain rot) and the paralysis that takes hold in the liminal space between temporalities (read: bed rot). 

Miller began her career as a production and photo assistant for Mark Seliger in New York before moving to the UK in 2023 to complete an MA at London College of Fashion. Not confined to any one practice, Miller now works on a wide array of projects within fine art, fashion, and music photography-–the surreal, ephemeral nature of her imagery makes it recognisable across genres. She also works as a photographer at the Victoria & Albert Museum, where she photographs objects from the collection such as prints, transparencies, costumes, and textiles.​​​