Creative producer and director Kahler Suzuki enjoyed early beginnings in Honolulu, Hawai'i, surrounded by a unique cultural and geographic environment.

 

At age five, he unearthed the joy of music while running his tiny fingers across the keys of a piano for the first time, and within ten years he found—amidst the islands' effervescent creative landscape—a sanguine source of purpose and pleasure: immersion in community and collaborative experiences with other artistic minds.

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He followed his musical voice to Baltimore, Maryland, where he studied cello performance under the eminent tutelage of Alan Stepansky and led creative direction for The Octopodes.

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A tip from a friend pointed Kahler to creative opportunities a short train ride away at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where he has pursued expressing his vision for interactive artistic experiences for nearly four years.

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Kahler is privileged to have family, friends, and colleagues who support his never-ending search for creative fulfillment,  channeled through his immense loves for performance, design, film, sound engineering, and new technologies.

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He hopes to continue playing the songs of camaraderie, integrity, and the free artistic experience he first discovered at a young age—albeit with larger hands and a clear vision.