Holly Veselka is a new media artist and researcher whose work poetically studies the entangled relationships between humans, technology, and the more-than-human world in an era of rapid environmental change. For over fifteen years, she has developed an interdisciplinary, collaborative practice that combines installation, animation, AI, and ecological fieldwork to investigate biodiversity loss, climate change, and the role of art in imagining shared futures for human and non-human life.
Her work has been exhibited internationally, with exhibitions at the Torrance Art Museum (Los Angeles, CA), Fotofest (Houston, TX), Wave Hill (Bronx, NY), Artpace (San Antonio, TX), Lage Egal (Berlin, Germany), and the NARS Foundation (Brooklyn, NY). She has participated in residencies and fellowships such as the British Council’s X-Change program (Scotland, UK), Lawndale Art Center (Houston, TX), and ACRE (Steuben, WI). Her work has also received support from organizations including the Puffin Foundation (Teaneck, NJ) and the Ruth and Harold Chenven Foundation (New York, NY).
This site features a selection of projects created since 2019, presented in reverse chronological order.
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Her work has been exhibited internationally, with exhibitions at the Torrance Art Museum (Los Angeles, CA), Fotofest (Houston, TX), Wave Hill (Bronx, NY), Artpace (San Antonio, TX), Lage Egal (Berlin, Germany), and the NARS Foundation (Brooklyn, NY). She has participated in residencies and fellowships such as the British Council’s X-Change program (Scotland, UK), Lawndale Art Center (Houston, TX), and ACRE (Steuben, WI). Her work has also received support from organizations including the Puffin Foundation (Teaneck, NJ) and the Ruth and Harold Chenven Foundation (New York, NY).
This site features a selection of projects created since 2019, presented in reverse chronological order.
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