MICHAEL DELAURIER

I am an artist and designer living and working in Brooklyn, New York. I'm currently focussed on crafting late-night gathering spaces that nurture collective aliveness. My practice spans lighting, projection, installation, and event design.


I feel an urgent call to design environments where people feel deeply connected with one another. In early 2024, I threw my first dance party. I saw how light could bend social space—brightness, color, and scale shape the way we move, speak, and gather. Since then, I’ve been designing and live-programming lights for dance parties, dinners, and lounge-style gatherings.

My lighting practice is informed by my installation work. I work primarily with video, sound, and projection to construct room-scale installations that resensitize and reorient awareness. At the heart of my practice is an archive of video footage I’ve recorded documenting the incomprehensible complexity and rhythmic chaos of nature. I physicalize these videos with projection mapping to explore the space between spectacle and intimacy while inviting quiet reflection.

In 2025, I received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brown University’s Honors Visual Arts program. In 2024, worked on immersive dome show production with Cosm Studios.

MICHAEL DELAURIER

I am an artist and designer living and working in Brooklyn, New York. I'm currently focussed on crafting late-night gathering spaces that nurture collective aliveness. My practice spans lighting, projection, installation, and event design.

I feel an urgent call to design environments where people feel deeply connected with one another. In early 2024, I threw my first dance party. I saw how light could bend social space—brightness, color, and scale shape the way we move, speak, and gather. Since then, I’ve been designing and live-programming lights for dance parties, dinners, and lounge-style gatherings.

My lighting practice is informed by my installation work. I work primarily with video, sound, and projection to construct room-scale installations that resensitize and reorient awareness. At the heart of my practice is an archive of video footage I’ve recorded documenting the incomprehensible complexity and rhythmic chaos of nature. I physicalize these videos with projection mapping to explore the space between spectacle and intimacy while inviting quiet reflection.

In 2025, I received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brown University’s Honors Visual Arts program. In 2024, worked on immersive dome show production with Cosm Studios.