Like many before me I find inspiration in books and what has come before me. I always end up with books where ever I go because I find that they bring the excitement and mystery that is not necessarily found in every day life. It gives us the drive to seek out more out of life and re-invigorate the basic human nature to look for new. To go beyond.

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I loved reading classic tales, like those written by Jules Verne. But I am fascinated since childhood by the Greek mythology and the very human nature of each of the characters, human or god alike. Although they are confronted to surreal events, the actions they take and the reactions they have are very human and the audience can relate to that. Homer's tales where a foundation of my childhood, but I then discovered Racine's plays. They continue to this day to be a big influence.

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Other writers and poets like Albert Camus, Dan Simmons, Tolkien, Jane Austen, Frank Herbert, John Keats, H.P. Lovecraft, etc... continue to be what I thrive to become as a story teller but are also the foundation of my imagination along with every other aspect of my culture.

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Theater holds a very important place for me. I try to get involved as much as I can in theater. As an actor but also as a director. Every aspect of this art appeals to me. I played in multiple student plays as a leading character and I found that all my experience in various medium of art where all accumulated in the same place and it abled me to really live a experience, a dream, at the same time as the audience. And I found that to be magical.

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