Paige Lee Miller is a London-based interdisciplinary artist exploring subjective temporality and memory through a neurodivergent lens. Her practice combines photography, printmaking, projection, and moving image into installations that 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). ​​​