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Created and produced by Philippe Ungar:Sounds Like Portraits is a podcast with creative humans. Créé et produit par Philippe Ungar :Sounds Like Portraits est un podcast dédié aux humains créatifs. ... more
FAQs about Sounds Like Portraits:How many episodes does Sounds Like Portraits have?The podcast currently has 167 episodes available.
December 21, 2018Eric Mourlot at Galerie Mourlot: is it better to know the artist to better know the work?When I sat with Eric at his gallery, not far from the Metropolitan museum, he told me his story. He comes from a great family of printers in Paris since 1852. They used to work with Picasso, Calder, Chagall, Miró and Dubuffet. To name just a few. He became a galerist to participate in his artists'creative process and to make it available to other people. I asked him: Is it better to know the artist to better know the work?...more27minPlay
December 14, 2018Pascal Boniface, géopolitologue et fondateur de l'IRIS : le monde tourne si vite, comment s'y retrouver ?Quand j'ai rencontré Pascal, il m'a parlé de sa créativité en tant que géopolitologue. Elle consiste à apercevoir des repères dans les changements que nous vivons à l'échelle planétaire. Le monde semble tourner plus vite de jour en jour. D'où ce besoin de comprendre que nous avons. Pour lui, il s'agit d'expliquer, sans pour autant justifier....more21minPlay
December 07, 2018Nasim Alikhani, Chef at Sofreh: "I'm always cooking something in my head."I met Chef Nasim in an apartment above her restaurant. One of the first things she said was that everyday, she starts by a ritual: she lights a tiny candle in a meditative mood, to center herself and to thank the universe. Then, she begins to cook at her Persian cuisine restaurant to offer a very unique experience of hospitality....more21minPlay
November 30, 2018Romuald Sciora, documentariste : la créativité des Nations Unies pour la paix.Après la Deuxième Guerre mondiale, les Nations Unies ont été créées pour développer la paix dans le monde. Par rapport à cet idéal, Romuald raconte les réussites et les occasions manquées d'une institution qui paraît aujourd'hui sur le déclin, en même temps que le multilatéralisme....more28minPlay
November 23, 2018Ismail Lumanovski, clarinetist: "whenever I take my clarinet in my hands, I feel different."When I sat with Ismail, he told me the story about his special relationship with his clarinet: "My contact with it changes my state of mind and my body feels happier." And then, he told me about his multiple inspirations. ...more16minPlay
November 16, 2018Raphaël Prenat, expert auprès des Nations Unies : comment sortir d'une négociation bloquée ?J'ai rencontré Raphaël dans ses bureaux, non loin des Nations Unies. La stratégie est sa passion. Il m'a expliqué la nature de la créativité des diplomates et des stratèges. Elle leur permet de sortir des blocages d'une situation ou d'une négociation. Mais comment font-ils ?...more24minPlay
November 09, 2018Eugene Ruffolo, singer: "Finding your true voice is a real journey."I sat with Eugene to listen to his relationship to his voice which is also his own instrument. "Finding your true voice is a real journey."...more20minPlay
November 02, 2018Bertrand Fontaine, CEO of SalonCentric: how does a big, creative, organization look like?I sat with Bertrand at his new office office in Hudson Yard with a stunning view overlooking Hudson River. He told me his passion for building in general. For that purpose creativity is crucial: "As the leader of the organization, you have to make sure that everyone can think out of the box."...more22minPlay
October 26, 2018Robby Kraft, origami artist: about the art of paper folding.I sat with Robbie who told me the Japanese origin of origami. The word is used now for all folding practices to make a sculpture from a flat square sheet of paper. It is more than a hobby, a real lifestyle: "In origami, we have a language around things that involves bases and collections of folds."...more20minPlay
October 19, 2018Xavier Fontanet, ex-PDG d'Essilor : "C'est le climat de confiance qui rend les gens créatifs."Quand j'ai rencontré Xavier chez lui à Paris, il m'a parlé avec une joie non dissimulée de sa passion pour la stratégie. Pour lui, tout le monde est créatif dans son domaine, c'est le climat de confiance qui permet à la créativité de s'épanouir dans une entreprise. Créer ce climat et surtout le faire durer, c'est une affaire de management. Voilà pourquoi il a tant lu Clausewitz et Napoléon. ...more25minPlay
FAQs about Sounds Like Portraits:How many episodes does Sounds Like Portraits have?The podcast currently has 167 episodes available.