BIOGRAPHY

Noah Keesecker is a multi-disciplinary artist with an extensive background in composition. His work expands into the realm of video, installation, text, interactive and performance art, and most recently animation. Coming from a background in music performance and composition, his work has evolved into a diverse blend of high- energy image-heavy works fused onto musical structures of his own creation. His source materials range from found video, to gesture based digital abstractions, to frame-by-frame animation techniques. In addition to his work in video and music, Keesecker is continually exploring more physical design mediums as well, such as, graphic design, clothing, and bicycles with the goal of forging the sight and sound of his current creative work with more physical, tactile, interactive and object-oriented performance pieces.

His works have been featured at Music at the Anthology (New York City), the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC), Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States (SEAMUS), SPARK Festival, the World Saxophone Congress, Third Practice Festival, the New West Electro-Acoustic Music Organization (NWEAMO), Minnesota Museum of American Art, the Weisman Art Museum, Barbara Barker Center for Dance, the Dvorak Museum in Prague, as well as various small festivals, salons, and music venues throughout the Twin Cities.