DANIEL FLETCHER

Micaela McLucas is a Los Angeles-born London based photographer and filmmaker dismantling the paradigms of looking and seeing by creating works through a female-gaze lens.

‘DARWIN GOES TO THE RAVE‘

‘EN EL VIENTRE DE LA MADRE TIERRA’

ASHNIKKO for HUNGER

Her practice was founded on her studies in Art and Philosophy at the Sorbonne, in Paris, followed by a MA in Contemporary Photography; Practices and Philosophies at Central Saint Martins in London.

SELF SERVICE

OFFICE

‘ALORA, SIMONCELLO’

DANIEL FLETCHER

Micaela has created a significant body of work revolving around her journey through the human experience such as the individual transcendence through shared community.

SELF SERVICE

‘DISCO’

THE FALL MAG

ASHNIKKO for HUNGER

Micaela’s colorful work, a juxtaposition of truth and altered states, straddles the fine art and commercial worlds. Her experimental techniques challenge the notion of what an image is and further challenges the audience to explore their place in the world. 

ICEBERG

‘BLUE WORLD’

‘BLUE WORLD’

KIRKE

She is passionate about obstructing traditional ways of viewing, engaging with landscapes, portraiture and abstraction – all through a highly subversive lens.

‘WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WORLD MAN’

‘TERRIBLE PLACE’

PUSHBUTTON for HUNGER

‘IN THE FADE’

‘THINGS FALL APART, THE CENTER CAN NOT HOLD’

‘LOS ANGELES’

She has exhibited internationally and her client list includes Adidas, BBC, L’Oréal, Marriott, Pepsi, Refinery29, Rolls Royce,  and Warner Music.  

‘SIMON’

FLANNELS

THE FALL MAG

THE FALL MAG

Her work has appeared in magazines including  i-D, Exit, Hunger, Condé Nast Traveller, The Fall, Autre, and Office, among others.

OFFICE

TANQUERAY FESTIVE

DANIEL FLETCHER SHOW for HUNGER

GEORGE, FENOMENAL

Micaela develops works which destabilize notions of what has become natural in our highly commercialized societies.

‘DOORS OF PERCEPTION’

BBC SOUNDS

“I am keen to explore how we overcome becoming merely isolated units of consumption […] in our search for connection and escape”.

‘CONCEPT’

‘OHAHU’

‘SARDEGNA’

RICHARD QUINN