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2014-2019

Bliss 2009-2014

Bliss is a series of over fifty unique dye-destruction prints created between 2009 and 2014 transformed as large-scale works and limited to an edition of three. A selection of these works is also available in a smaller scale edition of ten as part of the richly illustrated artists’ book.

Learn more about Bliss, an imprint special project.

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Garry Fabian Miller, Bliss, at HackelBury Fine Art, 2016.

Sections of England, the Sea Horizon

The importance of place has since become a predominant theme and was at the heart of Fabian Miller's first major body of work Sections of England: The Sea Horizon in 1976.

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Sections of England: The Sea Horizon is a series of forty photographs taken from a fixed point on the roof of his home overlooking the Severn Estuary in which the photographic elements of lens and film and exposure remained constant so that the only change from frame to frame was in the time of day and the weather. The cumulative series presents a powerful study of time and place and were first shown as part of the Midland Open Exhibition at London’s Serpentine Gallery in 1977 and in a fuller form in his first solo exhibition at the Arnolfini Gallery in Bristol in 1979.

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Installation image from HackelBury Fine Art, London, 2013.

Year One and Year Two

Referred to as Year One and Year Two, this period of free experiment collated his accumulated knowledge into a body of work that presented a pattern book of ideas for the future.

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Elements of Year One and Year Two formed the basis of exhibitions at the New Art Centre, Salisbury in 2007; Newlyn Art Gallery, 2008 and Abbot Hall Art Gallery in 2009 and Gimpel-Muller Gallery, Paris 2011. These have paved the way for Miller’s most recent experiments with large format images.

Plant Works

Garry Fabian Miller has long explored the significance of time, light and purpose. This series issues from an assured standpoint, looking back as well as forward.

"The flower gives of itself almost invisibly, serves its reproductive purpose, then fades and decays and falls back into the ground. It can be observed or not by anyone." -Garry Fabian MIller

That I Might see Install

installation image from That I Might See at HackelBury Fine Art, 2011