Entretien

• Qu'est-ce que les autres devraient absolument savoir sur vous?
  I’m an old soul. My interests, my lifestyle, my daily routines. You’d think I was a 40 year old man. I quite enjoy it, however. It sets me apart from my peers.
• Qu'est-ce qui vous distingue de toutes les autres personnes que vous connaissez?
  My ability to navigate social interactions without being biased. I’ve had the opportunity to meet people from all walks of life so I never feel someone is “above” or “below” me. I have such an investigative and explorative nature that I love social interaction in any form, and as simple as it may sound, it’s something a generous number of people struggle with.
• Quels sont vos passe-temps, qu'est-ce que vous aimez faire dans votre temps libre?
  I’m an art nerd. You can find me aimlessly wandering through galleries on almost any day. Olafur Eliasson and Bjarne Melgaard are two of my favorites. Eliasson often utilizes light and mirrors to trick the eye, while Melgaard has this very eclectic and unapologetic approach to his paintings and sculpture.
• Quel régime alimentaire et de remise en forme suivez-vous?
  Truthfully, “I just go” to the gym. I come from a family of physique competitiors so being engulfed in everything health & fitness is second nature to me. It’s part of my routine; I put very little thought into it. I just know the gym is where I need to be every morning at 6:30am to mentally align myself for the day. It’s my little sanctuary and it adds a great deal of structure to my daily life.
• À quelle fréquence voyagiez-vous? Préférez-vous voyager ou êtes-vous plutôt casanier?
  I typically leave New York, at minimum, once a month. I love NYC but I have such a gargantuan appetite for culture that keeps me on the move. Complacency has never been my thing, and for that I am thankful. 2017 afforded me many an opportunity to travel. Lisbon in the spring and Venice (for La Biennale) in the fall my two favorite destinations. I frequent Berlin often, it’s not such a manicured place, but it’s rich in history and it feels authentic; I can’t seem to get enough of it.