Peau morte n°13 (2021) Painting by Eric Kaiser

Eric Kaiser, a contemporary French artist, has been exhibiting his work since the early 2000s. Alongside a career that led him across the globe, Kaiser cultivated his artistic pursuits, showcasing his creations primarily in the United States until the late 2000s. Subsequently, he made the decision to devote himself entirely to painting, bidding farewell to Switzerland and the multinational corporation that employed him to settle in Nancy.

In pursuit of further artistic growth, Kaiser pursued a Master's degree in Arts and Cultures at the University of Lorraine, audited courses at the Beaux-Arts in Nancy, and dedicated part of each year to refining his practice in Leipzig. Together with a group of artists, he founded The Workshops of the Macaron Sisters in Nancy.

Kaiser's talents have earned him prestigious opportunities, such as representing the city of Nancy at the "Homage to Karlsruhe" exhibition in Germany and showcasing his work at the PyeongChang International Biennale in South Korea in 2015.

In subsequent years, Kaiser continued to make his mark on the art world, participating in group exhibitions across France and abroad. His painting was commissioned for the traveling exhibition "6×8 femmes au carré" in 2017, and one of his works graced the cover of the quarterly cultural magazine of Nancy in 2018.

In 2019, Kaiser took over the Galerie de La Douëra in Malzéville, further solidifying his presence in the local art scene. In 2021, he staged the exhibition "Traits d’union" at the Cultural Center of the Château de Saint-Max.

Continuing his artistic journey, Kaiser participated in several collective exhibitions in France and Switzerland in 2022. In September of that year, he embarked on a new chapter by relocating to Malta, where he continues to create and exhibit his art.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1958
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Contemporary French Artists