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David Miller FRSA is a UK-born narrative digital artist whose work explores memory, identity, and the quiet fictions we build around our lives. Working between the United Kingdom and Finland, his practice blends visual storytelling with psychologically charged, dreamlike imagery that sits between recollection and invention.
With a background in filmmaking and scriptwriting, Miller approaches images as fragments of larger, unseen stories. His scenes often feel half-remembered rather than observed, evoking emotional residue, false memory, and interior landscapes rather than literal documentation. He is particularly interested in how identity is shaped by what we remember, misremember, and imagine.
Miller uses AI as a slow, contemplative collaborator rather than a shortcut, shaping each image through careful prompting, curation, and post-processing. The result is work that feels painterly, atmospheric, and quietly uncanny.
A graduate of Goldsmiths College, London, Miller’s long creative career spans film, advertising, and visual storytelling. His current practice represents a late-life return to fine art, bringing together decades of narrative thinking with contemporary digital tools.
His work is available as limited and open-edition fine art prints.
