Public projects sited in accessible locations - urban squares and parks, in schools, subway tunnels, along highways and over city streets - evolve through collaboration with engineers, artists, local residents, school and community groups, planners, architects, and landscape architects. Work ranges from urban and architectural scale installations to intimate pedestrian scale sculptures. Small scale work includes sculpture and conceptually-based toys and products designed to encourage creativity, play, and enhance perceptual awareness.
Ross Miller has exhibited regularly since the 1960s in Australia and Canada. His works were included in curated group shows at the Mildura Arts Centre, Knox Arts Centre, British Columbia Artists Society in Vancouver, Agnes Etherington Art Centre and Queens University in Kingston, Ontario.
Miller’s sculptures have been acquired by public, tertiary, and private collections in Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, and Italy. Between the early 1960s and late 2000s, Miller had also maintained a distinguished career as art teacher in regional Victoria (Yea, Bayswater, Berwick, and Narre Warren) as well as in the prestigious tertiary institutions in Canada (Ontario and Vancouver).