Kelvin Small III (b 1996 Belle Glade, Florida) is a surrealist film photographer, filmmaker, and educator whose work explores spirituality, identity, and gentrification. Working across portraiture and landscapes Small creates cinematic narratives with each image functioning as a scene with a larger story. Working primarily with medium format film and darkroom techniques, Small constructs layered visual stories that blend lived experience with surreal symbolism. His work has been exhibited with Artist Talk Billboard, Times Square New York, Arts Garage in Delray Beach Florida and Subtropic Film Festival, and he has worked as a guest educator through The Norton Museum of Art, Cox Science Center and Aquarium, and local community arts programs. Small is currently based in Jupiter Beach, Florida.