David Miller is a narrative visual artist whose work centres on memory, absence, and the emotional architecture of childhood. Drawing on a background in filmmaking and visual storytelling, his images are constructed rather than documentary - often staged within ambiguous interiors or dreamlike spaces that feel familiar yet unstable.

Miller’s practice examines how memory is shaped by repetition, family ritual, and inherited imagery, treating recollection as something felt rather than verified. His work frequently explores false memory, temporal dislocation, and the quiet tension beneath idealised scenes, inviting viewers to question what is remembered, what is imagined, and what has been silently rewritten over time.

His work has been featured by platforms including ArtDex, Goddess Arts, Art Connect, and Atonnau