is a multidisciplinary artist and creative director. Her work operates at the intersection of photography, illustration, set design, fashion, and constructed ritual, blurring the line between visual art and myth-making.
Trained in architecture at The Glasgow School of Art (B.Arch, 2014), she has spent the following decade in creative direction for interior and spatial design studios. Her aesthetic world is built from a foundation that is formally precise, symbolically dense, and emotionally maximalist.
Arielle has lived across the U.S. and Europe, in Glasgow, Copenhagen, Stockholm, London, Brussels, NYC, Texas and beyond with each place shaping a fiercely personal visual language rooted in cultural displacement, psychological exile, and sacred contradiction.
Her ongoing series explore themes of loneliness, fantasy, grief, and survival through hyper-stylized self-portraiture and ritualistic constructions. She describes her practice as a “visual religion for the exiled”and a personal mythology forged from fragments of Americana, folklore, and subversive femininity.
 
New York.   Copenhagen.