JONATHAN CHERRY: What did you want to be growing up?
WARREN SEBASTIEN: I remember growing up I wanted to be an athlete or work with animals in a zoo
JC: Who or what is inspiring you at the moment?
WS: Walks around my town and the photos that I didnāt get. The possibility of the photos I could take & the knowing I can. Nature is always inspiring the change of the seasons. Music inspires me a lot too. Photography, art wise I get inspired by a lot of collage work lately especially John turck & recently discovered Guy Bolongaroās & Chris Vereneās whoās work I really enjoy.
JC: What are you up to right now?
WS: Looking at the different avenues I can take in photography with regards to my approach & projects, unravelling the puzzles with the current photos I have with regards to creating a series & maybe a small book in the near future
JC: Have you had mentors along the way?
JC: Where are you based right now and how is it shaping you?
WS: Iām based in Brighton, England. its a great place to be as a creative person & connect with others
JC: One piece of advice to photography graduates?
WS: Hard to say as Iāve never taken any photography course. Find your inspiration and immerse yourself in it as much as you can. Do it for yourself first & make it personal
JC: If all else fails - what is your plan B?
WS: Thereās no reason for me to fail. Photography is one of my hobbies, a release & creative outlet. It serves as a second income from time to time which I am very grateful for & that suits me fine. I never approached photography with the idea to make money.
JC: Is it important to you to be a part of a creative community?
WS: Havenāt really been a part of one myself. Iām sure it is. Finding a few friends to obsess over things with. I have a couple friends who have gone a similar path Iād like to take with my photography so Iām always grateful for their input & knowledge.
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