Gerold Miller (b. 1961, Altshausen, Germany) is a German sculptor renowned for his minimalist and geometric works that explore the intersections of space, form, and perception. Utilizing industrial materials such as aluminum and lacquer, his precisely executed sculptures and wall pieces blur the boundaries between painting and sculpture. Miller studied sculpture under Jürgen Brodwolf at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart from 1984 to 1989. His notable solo exhibition "get ready" at the Nationalgalerie im Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin (2002), showcased his large-format "hard:edged" works. Recognized with awards like the International Lake Constance Culture Prize (2001) and the Helmut Kraft Foundation Prize (2023), his works are included in major collections worldwide, including the Nationalgalerie, Berlin; Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk; and the New Orleans Museum of Art. Miller lives and works in Berlin and Pistoia.
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