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Colour screenprint on wove paper, hand-finished with gold leaf. Signed and numbered by Harland Miller.

Harland Miller's 'On Me Not In Me' appropriates the iconic visual language of Penguin paperbacks, where literary nostalgia converges with painterly abstraction and luminous gold leaf. The composition merges high and low aesthetics, interrogating memory, desire, and the commodification of intellectual culture.

Harland Miller (British, 1964) is known for his large-scale paintings inspired by vintage Penguin book covers. Blending satire, text, and abstraction, his works play with nostalgia and British pop culture. Miller combines literary references with bold typography, creating a unique crossover between visual art and literature.

Harland Miller

On Me Not In Me, 2015

Name: On Me Not In Me, 2015
SKU: 17023

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Harland Miller (b. 1964 UK) is a British artist and writer best known for his large-scale paintings that blend Text-based art, Pop Art, and literary references. Drawing inspiration from classic Penguin book covers, Miller uses wit and irony to explore themes of identity, melancholy, and British culture. His works often feature bold typography paired with imagined titles, creating a bridge between visual art and literature. Influenced by both modernist design and the conceptual strategies of the YBAs, Miller’s paintings evoke nostalgia while questioning authorship and meaning. His background as a novelist adds depth to his practice, allowing him to infuse language with emotional weight and humor. Miller's distinctive fusion of word and image has made him a unique figure in contemporary British painting.

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Harland Miller

On Me Not In Me, 2015

80 x 65 cm

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