Adriana Parrilla

Documentary, Editorial photographer and Visual Artist

Focus: Photographer, Photojournalist, Researcher, Travel, Still Life, Fine Art, Documentary, Style, Creative, Video, Photography, Foreign, Portraiture, Illustration, Lifestyle, Dancer, Journalist Investigative, Freelance, Communications, Visual Communications , International, Web Designer, Editing, Storyteller, Visual Artist, Design, Host, Photo Coordinator, Race, Still Photographer, Studio Photographer, Content Creation, Landscape, Portrait Photography, Social Justice, Visual Storyteller, Visual Storytelling

Skills: Research, Food Styling, Graphic Design, Color Correction, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Premier, Photo Editing, Black & White Printing, Mixed Media, Web Design, Illlustration, Branding, Typography, Curating, Art Direction, Fashion Styling, Photojournalism, Retouching, Video Editing, UI/UX Design, Film Photography, Sketch Design App, Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Photoshop, Design Thinking, Commercial, Editorial, Content Strategy, Corporate Brand Guidelines , Infographics, Brand Campaigns, FIGMA

Clients: The Washington Post

News Published

The Best Photo Stories of 2020: Portrayals of Sex and Identity

adriana parrilla

Mar 2, 2022

Recognizing a profound sense of disconnection from her Afro-Puerto Rican roots, Adriana Parrilla turned to photography to explore and connect with the predominantly Black community of Loíza, a coastal town on the northeast side of the island. In her series, Don’t call me Trigueña; I’m Black, Parrilla searches for knowledge of self, explaining, “I wanted to understand the social context in which I grew up, and that played a fundamental role in the development of my racial identity, and the narratives of my surroundings that formed a preconceived stereotypical notion of the Black community.”
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Adriana Parrilla

Mar 8, 2019

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