Regi Müller is originally from Switzerland , where her work has been exhibited in numerous gallery and museum shows. She has studied studio art at California State University , textile design in Switzerland , and Islamic art in Cairo . She now lives in New York City .

Tactile yet striving for the supersensory, Müller’s current body of work is characterized by the complexity of its layers both in terms of surface and the conception of form. Each piece is mapped out on the computer, in some instances with meticulous precision and at other times using random commands. Once drawn, the work is made a unit at a time by the artist's hand (it is important for Müller that the elements of a piece are both crafted by her hand and are of a scale that can be held in the hand). In this process of bringing the work into three dimensions, the artist grapples to maintain a precision that parallels the computer rendering, while allowing the piece to take on random, subtle imperfection.