confused culture: photos and interview
Your photography focuses a lot on your friends and youth culture. What interests you in photographing this?
I photograph the youth culture because of this set momentum that I can exhibit visually. I feel the youth have this subconscious grasp on their own lives and that is translated in my pictures.
There’s a lot of individuality in your subjects. Is this important to you and your work?
Individuality is your DNA. Without the true essence of individuality I wouldn’t be making art.
Where does your inspiration come from?
Inspiration comes from pain.
What is your favourite photo you’ve taken? What’s the story behind it?
I’d say this is my favourite picture because I was so broken but still able to create.
How would you describe London? Do you feel the energy of the city feeds into your work?
I’d say London challenges my ego. One minute I’m creatively stable but next I’m questioning the genuinity of the creative routine in London. I’d say the dynamism and paradoxical realities in London fuels me.
What are your future hopes. Where would you like to go with your photography?
My future hopes is to have full control over my work and be a force of art . Bring unity and give life to the essence of individuality. Create documentaries , books , travel, create a company.
