Louella Michael is a contemporary artist and artsworker based in Meanjin. Michael intentionally over-invests time and labour in disposable, mass-produced materials and subject matter aiming to poke at assumed hierarchies of value. She utilises digital modes to explore how virtonline networks have reframed of our understanding and interactions with space, self and community. Tensions between slow and fast in material and process, drawn from craft and textile associations of care and community, emphasise slowness, physical presence and the importance of connection offline. 

In 2024 Michael founded The Noticeboard, an online guide and archive focusing on independent and emerging creative activity in Magandjin. In 2025 Michael worked at Flying Arts Alliance as the Program and Exhibitions Manager where she managed two touring exhibitions, delivered nine exhibitions in Brisbane, and managed a broad program of in-person and online workshops, webinars and mentorship consultations.  

Michael graduated with a Bachelor of fine Art (Visual Art) from QUT with distinction at the end of 2023 and was awarded the Metro Arts Substation Workshop prize.