Elisabeth Anna Maria Kaiser is a Regensburg-born performer, singer, composer and visual artist.

The focus of her artistic work and research is a project on the dissolution of boundaries and immersion in a more-than-human environment.

Elisabeth studied "Theory and Practice of Experimental Performance" and "Vocal Art" at the University of Music and Performing Arts Stuttgart, composition and singing at the Folkwang University of the Arts Essen and "Integrated Design" at the University of the Arts Bremen.

Her artistic research and work is in dialogue with other research areas such as the humanities and natural sciences.

In 2018, the vocal project and electroacoustic composition "tetralemmatic roses for a birthday" won the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group's international composition competition "Wilde Lieder - Marx.Music" in the sound art category.

Her art has so far been supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the Performing Arts Fund, the Music Fund,
the Federal Association of Visual Artists, the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts Baden-Württemberg and the Goethe-Institut, among others.
She is a member of the Produktionszentrum Tanz + Performance e. V. Stuttgart.

In her own performances, physical process techniques with voice are usually central and are also shaped by her synaesthetic perception.
Elisabeth enjoys working in inter- and transdisciplinary teams and has experience in interactive and immersive settings with the audience.
Respectful and attentive contact between all participants is a basic prerequisite for her artistic work.