Mairi Millar is a Caribbean artist based in London. Born and raised in Trinidad & Tobago, her work explores the beauty of nature’s discarded and “collaborating with chance,” creating works from found objects. Primarily through the language of jewellery and objects, these forgotten or “finished" fragments are elevated to the state of a relic. Her practice is an ode to the finder’s treasure; from human hair to houseflies, she does not shy away from the macabre to find beauty and hope. Mairi Millar is a Trinidadian artist based in London. She is an alum of The Rhode Island School of Design (2018) and The Royal College of Art (2021). She was awarded a residency (2021-22) at the Sarabande Foundation established by Lee Alexander Mcqueen. At 29 years old she held her first solo exhibition “Signs of Life” which showed in her home island Trinidad & Tobago (2023) as well as in London (2024).