Giles Miller II

 

Built in collaboration with Surrey Hills Arts and the Mittal Foundation by Giles Miller  This pavilion tapers gently toward the valley its organic cone like form opening like a lens to frame the panoramic view. Each cedar shingle carries a message: poems, dedications, and words from local residents and schoolchildren. What begins as a protective skin at the rear gradually disperses forward—lifting into light, wind, and sky. Part sculpture, part shelter, part archive—the pavilion becomes a vessel of collective memory.

Giles Miller I

The wall covering above can be hand fluted into any design. This concept has since been developed into Miranda a surface of hairs that can be brushed (or shaded) to create images that can be changed as often as you like.Giles Miller has created furniture and wall coverings made from corrugated cardboard and utilized its structure to create surface pattern.