About

Amy Miller

At the heart of all my work is a desire to connect: to mystery, to beauty, to nature, and to the unseen forces that guide us toward purpose and peace.
Amy wearing a crown of pink flowers and a beaded necklace against a green wall.

My creative practice is an ever-evolving exploration of color, intuition, symbolism, and the sacred feminine. From abstract oil landscapes and ceramic goddesses to layered collages, oracle decks, and sculptural assemblage, each medium offers a different expression of the same curiosity and wonder.

This creative spirit extends beyond the studio into the art of gathering, nourishing food, and shared experiences. Through workshops, women’s circles, and the community I cultivated with Goddess Gatherings, I have sought to create spaces that inspire connection, creativity, and a sense of belonging.

Whether through art, ritual, or a meal lovingly prepared, my intention remains the same: to awaken curiosity, celebrate beauty, and invite a deeper connection to ourselves, one another, and the world around us.

Moments

Amy resting her chin on her hand with her dog, in front of a lotus painting.
A landscape painting on an easel in the studio, with Amy’s dog sitting beside it.
Amy with arms outstretched in front of a large rainbow painting at a museum.
Amy standing in front of a painted pair of angel wings, carrying a woven bag.
Curatorial work

Village Theatre Art Gallery, Town of Danville

As Visual Arts Program Coordinator for the Town of Danville, I curated and produced exhibitions, juried shows, artist talks and community arts events at the Village Theatre Art Gallery, from Colorscapes and All Figured Out to What’s So Funny? and the annual Earth Day Arts Event.