Daniele Constance is a participatory artist, art therapist, and cultural producer with extensive experience in socially engaged art making practices. She completed her Masters in Therapeutic Arts and Graduate Diploma in Experiential and Creative Arts Therapies at The MIECAT Institute, and her BACA in Theatre and Popular Music Production at Griffith University. As a passionate community artist, she has developed numerous workshop programs for a diverse range of organisations and participants, including Sunnybank State High School, Access Arts, and Micah Projects, among others. Furthermore, she is co-founder and director of social enterprise Suitcase Rummage, known for supporting local creative industries, sustainable practices, and community participation.

Through her works and projects, Daniele's focus is on creating professional artistic outcomes that draw from direct experience, oral histories, and storytelling. With a strong commitment to social justice and inclusion, she develops performance practices that allow unheard stories to be held in an artistic space. Daniele is a former independent artist at various organisations and has worked in education and arts management roles, including Group Facilitator at White Light Education, Program Coordinator at The Edge, State Library of Queensland, and Assistant Director at Queensland Music Festival. She is also a YAMP Mentee at Youth Arts Queensland and former Navigation Coordinator at the same organisation.