Deborah Sherron Miller is a self-taught artist currently living in Savannah, GA. Growing up in southeastern Pennsylvania and in subsequent years living in Portland Maine, New York City, Washington DC, Upstate New York, North Carolina and Brussels, Belgium has opened her perspective to life and art only fanning her artistic flames, bringing more depth and character to her vision for her art. Her main platforms are mixed media, oil, and acrylic; however, jewelry has etched a foundation in her creative space as well.
Her art is a journey of self-exploration and environmental consciousness. Each project has a life of its own as it attracts reclaimed materials and found objects shaped within upcycled fabric, acrylic paint, and secondhand yarn. Preservation of the earth and wildlife now and for future generations is what inspires Deborah to incorporate objects that would otherwise end up in the landfill or possibly be recycled.
Deborah explains that the Femme Series is an abstract celebration of women and their many shapes, races, and expressions, while others works she creates take on a more whimsical look at animals and nature.
Deborah’s mixed media artwork appears in the 2020 FX on Hulu miniseries Mrs. America. She has commissioned for private collectors and exhibited at various shows. She is a web designer, poet, an integral part of an organization devoted to protecting the earth and has taken her talents locally to the cadets at Benedictine Military School as a part time art educator.