Lewis + Miller deconstruct the obscurity of what it is we don't know and take us – the  reader and the motives of another – to an extreme. Together they concoct a cannibalistic stratiform of poetics.
Sophie Essex

Julia Rose Lewis’s work merges worlds of language – the traditionally poetic, the more conversational pace of her home nation’s modern tradition and the more disjunctive and immediate language of her calling – the language of science wrapping itself between and beyond. It is a poetry that appears seamless, a constant purpose to this marriage of styles and vocabularies, never forced […] Her experiments are always purposeful, her perspective is constantly interrogated […] She is never declarative or sentimental, but she is accessible, proudly readable. This is her manner, like her formative calling, she is open to the reader who wants to read, constantly revising, exploring, building a new way of being and seeing, with method and rigour.
S.J Fowler