The Rooster.

A slow, character-driven story that understands restraint. It unfolds in layers—less about plot, more about the quiet tensions that live between people. The kind of show you don’t rush. You sit with it.

An early evening at Fouquet’s New York.

Sit at the bar. Order something classic. Let the week soften around the edges.

The Loewe Toy Pumps in white.

Clean, intentional, and quietly powerful—the kind of shoe that moves effortlessly between meetings and the in-between moments that matter just as much.

The Marcel Duchamp Exhibition at MoMA.

Duchamp has always been less about what you see and more about how you think. This exhibition leans into that tension—challenging the idea of art as something fixed, and instead inviting you to question authorship, intention, and meaning itself. It’s sharp, cerebral, and unexpectedly playful.