Mitya Miller creates geometric forms and tessellated patterns from a single, uncut sheet of paper. His work draws on artists like Robert J. Lang, Jun Mitani, and Tomohiro Tachi, whose practices bridge origami with mathematics and computational design. He has also restored ronresch.org, the archive of tessellations and curved-folding pioneer Ron Resch.

Originally from Russia, he now lives in Hoboken, New Jersey, with his family, and works in FinTech at Arcesium. More on his professional background here.