'Reconnect with the beauty of nature.’
Encased in a grey world of haphazard grey skyscrapers and thick smog fuelled cities, the sheer, simple delights of life are almost forgotten. Once removed from the London hustle, British actor Greg Austin nurtures his valuable relationship with the fascinating artistry the world has so delicately created before him, never neglecting his sordid geeky affair with technology and his beloved computer consoles. An enticing wholeness that calms your senses, a humble and welcome presence - the young actor recently took on a huge new role on BBC1’s brand new exciting Sci-fi thriller ‘Class’.
Photographer Georgia Devey Smith captures Greg’s mature sophistication without neglecting his playful youthfulness. Trapped within a mind that’s old before his years, speckled with charming boyish quirks, Greg enlightens us with his refreshing speculations on the youth of today. Celebrating the generation he is a part of, proudly allowing his geek flag to fly, embracing the individuality of the vast variety of his fellow millennials.
Amidst the scenic Hampstead Heath, he litters his thoughts on his future; ‘as long as I leave this world having put more happiness into it than I’ve subtracted from it, I’ll be happy’. Lewis Evans-Martin sombrely dresses the humble actor in muted earthy tones, planting him comfortably within nature's setting. A comfortable acceptance emanates from his being, firmly in touch with his feminine side, discussing how greatly influenced he has been by his mother and the other strong females that surrounded him growing up. A thoughtful, reflective and engaging man; our conversations with Greg leaves us with a little bit more happiness within.
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See full interview by Cecilie Harris here.
Images taken from Boys by Girls, shot by Georgia Devey Smith, styling by Lewis Evans-Martin.
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