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“Moving to the Pacific Northwest in 2015 completely shifted how I see color and form. The industrial landscape of Tacoma mixed with mountain views creates this perfect tension I try to capture in geometric compositions.”
Miles Corbin, a former ceramics instructor with a BA in Fine Arts from Indiana University, moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2015 and now works in Tacoma, Washington. The city’s industrial edges, set against mountain views, create a tension Corbin tries to capture in geometric compositions.
That tension plays out in an abstract, geometric style built on bold blocks of color. La Jolla’s sandstone cliffs glow peach above a turquoise Pacific. The yellow cables of Pittsburgh’s Three Sisters Bridge arc over the Allegheny River, and lamplight falls across Oakland’s Lake Merritt at dusk. Scroll on to see Corbin’s best sellers, each one stretched over solid wood.