A Forgotten Era C E LE B R ATI N G 5 0 0 YEARS OF COWBOYS IN FLORIDA
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ow more than ever, art and culture are an essential aspect of the human experience. Artists see beyond what things are to how they could be. In South Florida’s abundance of bland, homogenized commercial spaces and walls, Michelle Tricca sees visual and artistic opportunity. As a portrait photographer and sentimentalist, her work is motivated by the human condition. Her medium, a universal language transcending cultural barriers, has a social responsibility of making connections, altering perceptions, and eliciting emotion. She values the compelling nature of photographs displayed larger than life.
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