Photographer & Videographer Grenada

B. 1982, Grenada.  Lives and Works in Grenada

Arthur Daniel is a Grenadian photographer and videographer whose work reflects a deep sensitivity to light, texture, and human presence, with a keen awareness to the fragility of natural environment.  His images and films explore the rhythms of everyday life in Grenada and the wider Caribbean, revealing stories of resilience, intimacy, and quiet transformation.

With a background rooted in both documentary and fine art practice, Daniel’s visual language balances technical precision with emotional depth. His work has been featured in local and international exhibitions, including Art House 473 , Carifesta 2025, and Grenada National Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, where he contributes to expanding the narrative of contemporary Caribbean art.

Through his lens, Daniel continues to explore how moments of stillness and movement together shape a living archive of island identity.  On the bravery scale, he has swum with whale sharks, documenting those perfect moments of interaction.