Vladimir Miller is an artist whose research centres around questions of spectatorship and perception in visual arts and performance. He develops his works from an engagement with theory in installation, scenography, performance and visual arts. He lives in Berlin and Vienna.

In recent years Vladimir Miller collaborated on works by Philipp Gehmacher, Stefan Kaegi (Rimini Protokoll) and Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods.

Among the works created with Philpp Gehmacher are the video installations "dead reckoning" (2009) and "at arm's length" (2010). Together with Meg Stuart and Philipp Gehmacher he created the performance installation "the fault lines" which premiered at Sprindance 2010.
Vladimir Miller teaches and is mentor at the postgraduate studies a.pass in Antwerp. There he curated the temporary research space "City of Illusions" in February 2010.