Danny Kriner is currently a Theatrical Design and 3D-studies double major at Anderson University. Their work focuses on storytelling and has recurring themes such as circuses, fantasy elements, and nostalgia. Combining traditional and found materials Danny creates sculptural works focused on story telling while their theatrical work brings whimsical energy to every production. Danny earned their Associates of Science and of Art from Bladen Community College. They have designed productions such as Seussical, Something Rotten, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Twelve Angry Jurors.
Looking back, what advice would you give yourself?
Pace yourself, give yourself work that you can reasonably finish by the deadline
What's your favorite A+D memory?
The early morning runs for muffins with my Advanced Sculpture classmates
What was your favorite A+D class?
Advanced Sculpture.
What moment, project, and/or critique in your Art + Design career at AU has been pivotal to who you are as an artist or creator?
The technology project in Sculpture 1 began my adventure in indepth story telling and world building within my work.
What's next for you?
Gradschool or getting a job in a costume shop
How do you hope your work makes an impact?
I hope my work is able to give people a reprive from their lives as they explore my stories.