Eryn Danielle, movement artist. creative storyteller. model.
Based in Brooklyn, Eryn Danielle is a movement artist, model, creative director, and curator. She is also the Founder of Allies Doing Work, a community driven space for intersectionality, radical accountability, and active allyship.
Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Eryn moved to New York in 2014 to begin her undergraduate education at Columbia University, crafting a unique course of study dedicated to Human Rights and Race/Ethnic Studies to supplement and enhance her creative process as a dancer and creative director.
Since graduating in 2018, Eryn is in the process of choreographing and co-directing an independent dance film, set to release in 2021. Her work currently focuses on the intersections between the arts and social justice movements.
In addition to her career as a movement artist and model, Eryn currently serves as the Creative Strategist at Black Men Build and is a freelance creative consultant for selected clients.
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Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Eryn moved to New York in 2014 to begin her undergraduate education at Columbia University, crafting a unique course of study dedicated to Human Rights and Race/Ethnic Studies to supplement and enhance her creative process as a dancer and creative director.
Since graduating in 2018, Eryn is in the process of choreographing and co-directing an independent dance film, set to release in 2021. Her work currently focuses on the intersections between the arts and social justice movements.
In addition to her career as a movement artist and model, Eryn currently serves as the Creative Strategist at Black Men Build and is a freelance creative consultant for selected clients.
Available for hire in movement work, dance, modeling, styling, interior design commissions, brand partnerships and development, creative strategy.
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