Miranda creates atmospheric paintings inspired by the feeling of being in an expansive landscape. Her work contains suggestions of watery valleys, misty horizons, and hills veiled in soft, glowing light. She is particularly drawn to the twilight hours and the threshold where land meets sky.
“Spending time in big landscapes or near open water nurtures a sense of wonder and a deeper relationship with nature - this is what I aim to evoke in my paintings. What you feel in front of my paintings is as important to me as what you see.”
In the studio, her process is more poetic than observational, concerned with capturing an emotional resonance — a sense of space, light, and land that reflects the quiet power of nature. Her physical process is one of exploration. Pouring, layering and scratching into paint. Embracing the accidental marks and gestures that emerge. Each painting has its own path, evolving until the balance of light, colour, and form feels harmonious.
Miranda is a sustainably conscious artist, invested in both the environmental and emotional impact of her work. As well as hoping to inspire the viewer’s love of nature and the landscape (hopefully highlighting the need to protect it), the physical impact of her work is also very important. Wherever possible she works with recycled, sustainable and natural products, ensuring that her practice aligns with the values embedded in her work.
A painting is not a picture of an experience, it is the experience. Mark Rothko
Miranda has exhibited widely and is represented by galleries across the country. She has many collectors and regularly works with interior designers and with Neptune, who sell prints of her work in their stores and online.