About

Nadia DeLane is a multimedia designer and creative consultant working in installation, film, print, and web. DeLane has consulted and produced content for companies and organizations including Stone Lantern Films, Turnstone Productions, and Exceptional Artists. Her work has been featured in print and online publications including AI-AP's Design Arts Daily (DART). 

DeLane’s visual storytelling spans narrative painting and fiction; her projects include Memory Opus —an interview-based soundscape design exhibited at the Museum of the City of New York. Coif City, a project documenting hair journeys through hand typography and ink illustrations sold at Printed Matter and Bluestockings in NYC, as well as Gosh! London. DeLane's stop-motion films Spilt Milk and Utica were featured in film festivals and immersive art experiences including Unlock House's inaugural show, and Twisted Oyster’s International Film Festival at Zhou Gallery. DeLane was the Artist-in-Residence at the Arte Studio Ginestrelle in Assisi, Italy, where she created a series of poems and illustrations on womanhood to be released as a meditative travel guide.

Her fine art can be found on permanent display in Penn State University’s Africana Research Center and the Heart and Kidney Transplant Center at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.