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Aaron Miller

Aaron Miller is an artist specializing in real-time, interactive, and generative art. His work merges intuitive and emotive actions with personalized hardware and software technology. He is interested in expanding the electronic interface by creating new audio/video instruments for performance, installation, and recorded work.

He is co-founder of the Perpetual Art Machine, an online video art community and database as well as an internationally traveling installation. His recent exhibitions and performances include Art Basel Miami Beach, the Split Film Festival in Croatia, the Albright-Knox Art Gallery's Beyond/In Western New York (Biennial Invitational), a tour of Poland and the Czech Republic with Gary Hill and others, and a multimedia performance titled Terminus for which he received the NYSCA Individual Artist Grant. He has also designed software for numerous artists, including Gary Hill, at venues such as the Coliseum in Rome, the Louvre Museum, and the Pompidou Center.

Miller received his BA in Fine Arts from Alfred University and his MA in Media Study and Computer Music from the University at Buffalo. http://www.aaronmmiller.com

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Aaron Miller is an artist working in real-time, interactive and generative art who develops personalized hardware, software and audio/video instruments; he co-founded the Perpetual Art Machine, an online video art community and traveling installation. His exhibitions include Art Basel Miami Beach and Albright-Knox Art Gallery's Beyond/In Western New York; his multimedia performance Terminus received an NYSCA Individual Artist Grant. He has designed software for artists including Gary Hill for venues such as the Louvre and Pompidou; BA, Alfred University; MA, Media Study and Computer Music, University at Buffalo.

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