Racquel Miller

My journey as an artist has been anything but conventional. I am self-taught, guided not by formal instruction but by intuition and a willingness to explore. Each canvas begins as a conversation—a gentle invitation to let go of expectation and follow where color, texture, and movement lead. I work primarily with professional-grade acrylics on heavy-duty, gallery-wrapped canvas, building layers that evoke both tranquility and vitality. My process is meditative, rooted in gratitude for the beauty that surrounds us and the peace that art can bring.

Since 2020, I have embraced abstract art as a joyful exploration—a way to capture the essence of a moment or a memory rather than its literal form. My paintings are not just images; they are invitations to pause, to breathe, and to reconnect with the natural world. I hope that those who encounter my work feel a sense of calm and wonder, as if stepping into a quiet clearing after a long journey.

Alongside my life as an artist, I am a wife and mother of three boys, and I balance my creative practice with a career as an employment coordinator. These roles inform my art, reminding me daily of the importance of presence, patience, and care. Every piece I create is original, crafted with intent...

Education Studied Under/Mentorship

Dr. Nancy Hillis, Abstract Artist, Author and Stanford Trained Existential Psychiatrist
Paulette Insall, Abstract Artist

Artist Exhibitions

2022 4 month Exhibition, Yale University Art Health

2021 Solo Exhibition, Hospital For Special Care New Britain, CT

2021 Splashes, Drips, & Drops Group Show, Spectrum Art Gallery, CT

2021 Abstracting Nature Group Show, Spectrum Art Gallery, CT

2020 Home Sweet Home Group Show, Spectrum Art Gallery, CT

2020 Autumn Art Festival Group Show, Spectrum Art Gallery, CT