Paul Kaiser

Paul Kaiser was born BirthUSA.

Lives and works in HomeMiddletown, USA.

Categories: Design Digital Art Art and Electronic media

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Haunted: Digital Embodiment and Memory

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His early art (1975-81) was in experimental filmmaking and writing for recorded voice. He then spent ten years teaching students with severe learning disabilities, with whom he collaborated in making multimedia art…

Paul Kaiser
The work explores Kaiser’s collaborations in virtual dance and motion-capture with choreographers Merce Cunningham, William Forsythe and Bill T. Jones, as well as his evocations of the mental spaces of learning-disabled children, of famed theater artist Robert Wilson and of the artist himself…

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