b. 1999
Bachelor of Communication Design
(Motion) 2022, Monash University (MADA)
Chloe Holliday is an independent animator and projection artist based in Victoria. Her practice combines macro photography, animation, and large-scale projection to examine relationships between wildlife, landscape, and place.
Working across film and site-responsive installation, she documents natural environments in close detail and reinterprets them through animation, often projecting works back into their original contexts. Her work explores translation between observation, moving image, and spatial experience, with an ongoing interest in biophilia and the perceptual relationships between humans and natural systems.
Her work has been presented at festivals and exhibitions including St Kilda Film Festival, Queenscliff Music Festival, and Abbotsford Convent.
Selected Exhibitions / Screenings / Installations
2025
Cosmic Wilderness, Queenscliff Music Festival, VIC
Takayna, Bob Brown Exhibition, Abbotsford Convent, VIC
Grove Illuminated, Ocean Grove Laneway Festival, VIC
2024
An Octopus Tale, St Kilda Film Festival (Animation Finalist), VIC
An Octopus Tale, Queenscliff Film Festival, VIC
An Octopus Tale, Allshorts Film Festival, Takaka, NZ
Augmented Reality, Old Bar Gallery / Silly Fest, Fitzroy, VIC
2023
Geelong Independent Film Festival (Best Director), VIC
Newcastle International Short Film Festival, NSW
2022
1770 Art Show (Motion/Animation Winner), QLD
Additional Exhibitions / Installations / Projects
2025
International Yoga Day – Immersive Installation, Collingwood, VIC
Takayna (photography series), café installation, VIC
Broadcast / Media
2020
ABC RAGE – Dreams of Galapagos (Music Video for Hachiku)
Collaborative Projects / Digital Programs
2020
Milk! Records – Digital Visual Program (weekly live-streamed performance series)
Licensing/ Distribution
3 digital artworks licensed for distribution via Art Pharmacy 2026
Awards
2023
Best Director, Geelong Independent Film Festival
2022
Motion/Animation Winner, 1770 Art Show
PRESS
https://timesnewsgroup.com.au/bellarinetimes/news/alleyway-awakens-for-nature-inspired-night/