RON MILLER’s work is characterized by the unique nature and creative vision resulting from years long friendship and artistic interaction between the two artists – Ronny Kindt and Marcus Klüh – who make up the duo from Berlin.Both artists are self-taught, sharing the same roots in urban culture, the belonging to which greatly influences RON MILLER’s subject matter, ways of expression, and aesthetic. With intertextual references to pop art and urban culture, RON MILLER’s work is not so much political as it up-to-date with the challenges we face as a global community. In the 6 years that RON MILLER has been active in the art scene, there is a clear evolution towards visual simplicity and conceptual development. In the past 2 years, the artist have expanded they visual language to 3D expression, incorporating original sculptures, mechanisms, and found objects into their installations.RON MILLER’s iconic Geisha plays a major role in most of the works, representing the ever-changing dynamic nature of contemporary notions of identity. The motto ‘FUCK FAME’ is used with irony and a hint of provocation, pointing out the paradoxical nature of the concepts behind fame, popularity, and influence in the era of neo-liberalism, commodification and digitalization of art and culture, and the never-ending trend-setting activities on social media.