Natasha Miller is a self-taught artist based in the Bay of Fundy, known for her innovative use of homemade maple charcoal, ashes, and acrylics. Her intricate seascapes and landscapes feature 40-60 layers of medium and sealers, producing bold silhouettes inspired by coastal forms. Miller’s work is distinguished by its complex layering and material depth, marking a significant contribution to contemporary landscape art.
Natasha Miller is a self-taught artist based in the Bay of Fundy, known for her innovative use of homemade maple charcoal, ashes, and acrylics. Her intricate seascapes and landscapes feature 40-60 layers of medium and sealers, producing bold silhouettes inspired by coastal forms. Miller’s work is distinguished by its complex layering and material depth, marking a significant contribution to contemporary landscape art.Natasha Miller is a self-taught artist who was born and raised on Vancouver Island and travelled by boat to the east coast where she currently lives and paints on a tiny island in the Bay of Fundy. Natasha has pioneered a unique painting technique where she creates seascapes and landscapes using homemade maple charcoal from her wood fired pizza oven, ashes and acrylic paint used for the bold silhouettes and pops of colours.
Most paintings consist of 40-60 layers of medium and sealers and takes over a month to complete. She has always drawn inspiration from the silhouettes all around- especially trees and rugged coastlines, the sea and its boats, birds and beaches and her current work reflects this.
Natasha’s work is represented in over a dozen commercial galleries in North America and Europe.
