CURRENT MISSION

I try to find some magic in everything... to have the impression to live in a perpetual dream

ABOUT ME

Well... I have two arms, two legs, two feet, a constant smile, frank laughter, two eyes, one nose (I know, a little asian nose but it exists!), a mouth (which says many stupid jokes!) a brain (actually... not sure! lol!), a head pretty much on earth when it isn't in clouds, a heart always present for the family, loyal for the friends, reassuring for the suffering persons and especially... a soul in search of the internal freedom

PHILOSOPHY

Chance doesn't exist, each can create his own luck and when you want, you can!

Interests

Mainly: to learn!

But also to live intensely my passions, enjoy every breath as if it was the last one!

Concretely: dancing bachata, salsa, merengue, kizomba, dancehall, travelling, diving, trekking, cooking and all the Arts, all the beauty that the human soul is able to produce : literature, opera, theater, music, cinema...

I like also to meet people and to discover their personality, experience and culture, to laugh, to dance and to party until the night end and even beyond! In fact... until my friends capitulate!

• arts
• culture
• literature
• theater
• beauty
• dancing
• bachata
• cooking
• partying
• movies
• traveling
• socializing
• magic
• music
• opera
• scuba diving
• medicine

Music, Movies, and Books

I love a LOT OF things but I'll try to select my favorites :

Literature : Lolita from Nabokov, L'insoutenable légereté de l'être from Kundera

Music : Ray Charles, Orichas, Radiohead, and also raggamuffin, reggaeton, dub step, lounge, electro, classical music...

Cinema : In the mood for love from Kar-Wai Wong , L'amant from Jean-Jeacques Annaud, The piano lesson from Jane Campion, Welcome to Gattaca from Andrew Niccol and also Pedro Almodovar, Stanley Kubrick, Quentin Tarantino, David Lynch...

Opera : Traviata from Verdi, Porgy and Bess from Gershwin

Ballet : Swan lake from Tchaikovsky

Painters : Gustave Moreau, John William Waterhouse, Klimt...

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I was in the middle of the Tunisian countryside and people of the village, who knew that I studied to be a doctor, woke me in the night to make me see an old man who became more and more delirious, I examined him, diagnosed the problem, take care of him and in a way... saved his life with my only available tools : my hands and my knowledge.

To read the enjoyment, the gratitude and the relief in the eyes of his family was the most beautiful thanks for me!

It was an extraordinary moment... It was at this moment there that I understood that I was made for humanitarian medicine.