With a humanistic sensibility, portrait photographer Michelle Tricca invests her time and aesthetic language into projects that are rooted in ethical and sentimental values. Her personal work is motivated by the human condition and she believes in visual storytelling’s ability to connect, provoke thought, and promote social change. Her public art installations A Face In The Crowd and The Face Of Immokalee champion under-recognized communities through the power of photography. She has lived and worked in the Bayshore Arts District since 2006.
