I build things. Ceramic, steel, resin, and found object — objects and environments where form holds tension, space carries meaning, and transformation becomes something you can stand inside of.
My practice grew out of two very different kinds of material intelligence: as a certified Army welder, and with a decade learning how clay holds memory in ways steel never will. What started as catharsis became a formal language. What began in a sculpture studio at the University of Houston — after a war, after academic suspension, after finding the one thing that made sense — has grown into a body of work I'm proud to stand behind.
I work across the InnerConnected Series, Metatron's Zodiac Grid, and large-scale installation. Original sculptures and limited edition prints are available for collectors. Commissions are open for private, hospitality, and institutional spaces.
If something here moves you, reach out. That's why I make it.
Lenie Caston-Miller Sculptor. Ritual Architect. Iraq War Veteran. Houston, TX — relocating to Toronto, ON, Summer 2026
"I work at the intersection of rupture, ritual, and political witness — constructing environments and objects that make invisible forces physically legible. The materials are ceramic, steel, resin, and found object. The subject is transformation itself: personal, ancestral, and civic."
Lenie Caston-Miller
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