Image source: Miller Museum of Anamorphic Art

Bengaluru, Karnataka

November 2025

The Miller Museum of Anamorphic Art emerges from the long held vision of artist Shereen Miller, who spent over five decades living across continents before returning to India. After 55 years abroad, she felt a strong desire to bring her work back to India and introduce anamorphic art, to Indian audiences. It is with this intent that the museum was established. The museum showcases her work in anamorphic art and presents her engagement with sculpture, painting and drawing across both realism and abstract traditions. Shereen passed away in 2023, just a month before the museum was completed, after which her daughter Cheryl Anita Miller carried her vision forward. The museum was inaugurated in September 2025 and today, it stands as a tribute to her artistic journey and continues to offer visitors an immersive and layered visual experience.

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Originally published in Museum Mosaic 2025, published May 2026.

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