BIO

Adriel Michelle, a Jamaican-American photographer, traces the vivid memory of her artistic roots back to Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Raised in a neighborhood filled with Caribbean immigrants, she found herself in a world where culture and creativity thrived and were the heart of the community. 

From a remarkably young age, Michelle always demonstrated a connection to the world of visual arts. Michelle’s journey began during her adolescence, upon the discovery of her mother’s vintage analog cameras. This developed a distinct ability for Michelle to express herself artistically. Michelle’s early immersion in the arts laid the foundation for her future pursuits.At the heart of Michelle’s artistry lies the endeavor to capture the unexpected, authentic facets of human vulnerability and to illuminate the intricacies of the multifaceted human experience. 

Michelle is an alumni of The Bridge Program and on the cusp of completing the One-Year-Certificate program at The International Center of Photography in Creative Practice 2024. These immersive mentorship experiences have been vital in providing guidance and life-changing wisdom from tenured industry professionals. 

With her talent, dedication, and commitment to telling meaningful stories through photography, Michelle continues to make a significant impact in the world of fine art and photography both as an artist and storyteller to share the multitude of layers within her culture and intimacy.