Paul D. Miller is a New York-based musician,
conceptual artist and writer best known by his
stage name DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid.
He uses digital music and multi-media to create a type of post-modern sculpture in the tradition of composers such as John Cage and Afrika Bambaata. He has collaborated with a variety of pre-eminent artists ranging from Iannis Xenakis, Lee Perry, Saul Williams and Killa Priest of Wu-Tang Clan to Yoko Ono, Public Enemy, and Thurston Moore from Sonic Youth.

Miller's artistic work has appeared in the Andy
Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, the Whitney
Biennial, the Ludwig Museum in Cologne, and
the Kunsthalle Vienna.