Paige Lee Miller's 'Archive of Rot' Explores Memory and Digital Overload from Texas to London

So, back in February 2026, Paige Lee Miller, an artist from Dallas who's now living in London, presented her installation called 'Archive of Rot' at the 'American Bacchanal' exhibition. Curated by Mavoureen Dooley, this event featured 11 American artists in London who explored U.S. identity from a global viewpoint, with all the proceeds going to the National Immigrant Justice Center. Miller's work combines photography, video, and textiles to examine themes of memory and time from a neurodivergent perspective, influenced by her Texan background. She focuses on homesickness and how memories can fade. Her detailed prints represent decay, and she plans to create a fully immersive installation with projection mapping in the future. This discussion is part of Chloe Victoria Powers' 'Tex-Pats' series, which looks at how Texas artists' backgrounds influence their work after leaving the state.