Ross Miller Studio

Ross Miller Studio is the practice of artist Ross Miller, who creates public art that becomes part of landscapes, streets and everyday places. Rather than starting with a set medium, he develops each project by studying a site’s ecological and social history, how people move through it, the quality of its light and its planned future uses. The goal is artwork tied directly to its location that builds community identity and heightens people’s experience of nature.

His projects appear in urban squares and parks, schools, subway tunnels, along highways and over city streets, and they are developed in collaboration with engineers, artists, residents, school and community groups, planners, architects and landscape architects. The work ranges from large urban and architectural installations to intimate sculptures at pedestrian scale. Some pieces create spots for private reflection within public spaces, while others light city streetscapes.

What to Know

• The studio also designs small sculptures and conceptual toys meant to encourage creativity, play and perceptual awareness.
• Services include maintenance of existing artworks.
• The studio is listed with the Harvard Square Business Association.