“I sometimes feel a bit like that film Being John Malkovich, like people are constantly coming through me and changing my way of life. “I greatly enjoy acting and I love becoming somebody else,” they explain. “My images tell a story and whatever that story may be to you is exactly what I aimed to create.”Įvoking a feeling of 90s magazine shoots, Anderson might portray classic beauty with huge 60s lashes in one set of images and then channel kawaii beauty in another. “I have always known that I’m not meant to be just ‘Bryce’, but a vehicle for the lives of others and their ideas to live through me,” they explain on how they first got into taking the images. With COVID-19 forcing us all indoors, Anderson has taken this time to hone their craft and explore the different facets of their identity that their self-portraits explore. As they’re beginning to make a name for themselves as a model – they’ve worked with the likes of Marc Jacobs, Moschino, Maison Margiela, and GCDS – they’re also flexing their muscles as a photographer, taking incredibly captivating self-portraits. Just like other creatives in their generation, Bryce Anderson isn’t just one thing.
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