Evoking emotion with Byron Spencer
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Byron Spencer is a multifaceted artist who explores the art of making people feel something through music, visuals, and theatre. He started his creative journey as a flautist and photographer, capturing portraits and street style. Over time, he developed his own unique style and became known for his eclectic, even erotic and emotive work. Byron's work is influenced by his love for music, and he often DJs on set to create the right mood. He embraces the vulnerability and intimacy of capturing moments with people and aims to evoke emotion through his art. Byron Spencer is a photographer and artist known for his unique and diverse body of work often featuring famous faces like Lady Gaga, Julia Fox and Troye Sivan. He has worked with international clients and has a strong presence on social media, making Instagram his portfolio above all else. Byron's work often explores themes of sexuality, beauty, and self-expression. He is also involved in the music industry and has a music project called The Deep Faith. Byron's approach to photography is influenced by classical black and white nudes and he aims to evoke emotion and create a connection with his subjects. He values the balance between technology and human connection and is inspired by artists who are healthy and authentic. This episode is supported by Soho House, and recorded during their pop-up at SXSW Sydney. Subscribe to Process to stay up to date with our weekly episodes. Find Byron Spencer on Instagram here. To find Process on Instagram, click here. To find Process on TikTok, click here. Your host Arielle, on Instagram here. And TikTok here. We're also on YouTube! Head over to watch other episodes here. See you next Sunday! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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