background

Miró started her arts exploration at Kansas City Art Institute where she studied painting and printmaking. She holds a Bachelor of Science, Cum Laude, in Management Information Systems and a Master of Fine Art in Art & Technology, both from The University of Texas at Dallas.  In addition, she was a Nasher Sculpture Center Artist in Residence, working with the artist Rick Lowe on Trans.lation: Vickery Meadow, a Nasher Xchange project.

Miró is a working & teaching artist. She creates and exhibits artwork as well as teaches film & digital imaging at The Hockaday School in Dallas. She has been published in catalogs and news media. Her work is collected by various private collectors as well as the Capital One Corporate Collection.

statement:  

An exploratory look at textures, colors and motion by means of aleatoric processes - the incorporation of chance into the process of creation.  The root of such creation is often a series of images that randomly populate a photostream with a subconscious emotional reference.  In some cases this occurs when I am drawn to, obsessed, or fascinated by the way something looks.  The process results in representational abstraction which can be similar to exploring the unseen familiar in unexpected connections that occur.  By ignoring objective truths and global cultural narratives, I formalize the coincidental and emphasize the conscious process of composition behind seemingly random works. The private thought processes are subjective and unfiltered as references to dream worlds that are continually unfolding.