1961, Castro Valley, Bay Area
Dan Miller works ambidextrously, using both hands to create dense clouds of marks characterized by repetition and color. Words, numbers, and punctuation populate the compositions, along with building materials and electrical objects. The clusters of drawn or typed words skate fluidly between elements to see and elements to read. Miller has been a Creative Growth artist since 1992.
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