Everyone Else

"I was a bit like a boy that was going through the orchard looking for the best apple and I got to the end with nothing - I ended up losing both of them. What a fool was I"A man relays how his life has been utterly shaped by his love of David Bowie and his music, influencing his personal relationships, his family and his lot in later lifePhoto by Tori Ferenc

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"I don't think people think enough what it is like for children and teenagers. Adults always think about what it was like for them and they think that it was the same, but we have very different experiences"A teenager reflects on the world that she knows, the life that she sees before her and the extent to which she feels she feels she has influence over eitherPhoto by Tori Ferenc

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"We didn't know what to call ourselves and we thought, 'Well, we could be dead in the future', so Future Dead became the club's name"Having set up a bike club with his friends before serving in the Falklands War together, a man talks about sense of solace and brotherhood it has served him in good times and badPhoto by Tori Ferenc

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"At the moment I'm reflecting a lot on what I haven't done ... change the world, be an activist, make money, organise a techno party"A woman talks about coming to terms with a challenging time in her life and considers what she wants and needs to do nextPhoto by Tori Ferenc

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"As I was running, I felt something go "Bam!" on my shoulder. It felt like a bat had hit me - it was actually a small pick-axe"A 25 year old man recounts his story of becoming embroiled in gang culture, the difficult circumstances that lead him there and turning his back on his former lifePhoto by Tori Ferenc

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"I went to clown school in Paris, I found it so hard because I wasn't funny. Now doing drag I feel like I've found my clown"

"I went to clown school in Paris, I found it so hard because I wasn't funny. Now, doing drag I feel like I've found my clown"Having recently started performing on the drag scene, Gingzilla talks about having child bearing hips, fighting preconceptions and blowing glitter at the British stiff upper lipPhoto by Tori Ferenc

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"From the first day I did meditation I never touched drugs again, even though it had been almost an addiction"

"From the first day I did meditation I never touched drugs again, even though it had almost been an addiction"A yogic monk talks about the accidental interactions in his youth that determined the path he took in life and caused him to reassess his prioritiesPhoto by Tori Ferenc

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"It felt like I was being my more authentic self - that's my true colour. Now I'm showing that to the world"