miela is a Harvard-trained statistician turned multidisciplinary artist, exploring art as a site of inquiry into the soul. working at the intersection of art, science, and cultural transformation, her practice—what she calls visual poetics—maps the dimensions of the human spirit. through abstraction, pattern-making, color, texture, and form, she creates layered visual languages that distill memory, emotion, and consciousness.

drawing from her background in science and research, miela approaches art as an experiment in perception—tracing the nonlinear patterns of thought, identity, and time. her work acts as a portal, collapsing past, present, and future into a single plane, inviting introspection and transformation.

beyond the canvas, she expands her practice into the public sphere as the founder of foster the studio, a multidisciplinary platform where thought, form, and feeling converge to create artifacts of spiritual and cultural evolution. this living archive is an ever-expanding space for art, design, and experimentation—imagining new futures through material and conceptual exploration.

her work has been featured in Canvas Rebel, the SF Bayview Newspaper, a KQed Review and exhibited in galleries across California, including Root Division Gallery and NeueHouse Hollywood.