We sat down with Luke Evans in London to discuss Luke's journey as a photographer based in London.Luke Evans is a multidisciplinary artist working with photography and sculpture, known for subverting perception through texture, perspective, and scale. Influenced by a deep interest in science and the natural world, Luke uses experimental techniques and unlikely materials to create detailed works that challenge our understanding of reality. His project ‘Second Nature’ presents close-up landscapes that appear vast and expansive, questioning the camera’s role as an objective ‘arbiter of truth’, while in ‘Inside Out’ he creates a microbiological self-portrait by digesting 35 mm film. Born and raised in rural Hereford, Luke holds a degree in Graphic Design and Photography from Kingston University, where his graduate work became the first of several pieces acquired by Charles Saatchi and the Saatchi Gallery. His meticulous approach has led to commissions from leading brands and magazines including Aesop, Clos19, Fenty, The Gourmand, The Harmonist, Jo Malone, Kvadrat, LVMH, Naim, Rimowa, and Tiffany & Co.