HOLLY DANGER
VIDEO ARTIST
Holly Danger (b. 1979, Stamford, CT) is a new media artist that explores the interplay of traditional artistic techniques with new media technologies. She transforms ordinary spaces into moving experiences through immersive art installations using video, light, and sound to create elevated spaces for vibrant connections and shared experiences.
The work explores how the synchronization of these elements can be used to create uplifting spaces that influence how we feel, how we connect, and how we relate to our environment. Each work is site-specific and is created to be a sanctuary. It invites the viewers to take a respite from their day to day and step into an experience that brings you into the awareness of the present moment.
Danger exhibited her first solo show in 2021 at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT where she shared her immersive experience, “Let in, Let go”. In recent years, the piece was exhibited at the Satellite Art Show for Miami Art Week, at the Illuminus Festival in Boston, and at the K Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul, South Korea. Her work, “Soul Seasons'', won, “Most Innovative”, at the Digital Grafitti Projection Festival in Alys, Beach, FL. This year “Let in, Let go” will be a featured installation at the festival in May, 2023.
Danger was recently the honored recipient of the Artist Fellowship Award by the Connecticut Office of the Arts, and the Equity Match Grant from the Stamford Women’s Development Council.