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2 Sept 2026 Conversations with Tyler Michael Moritz on Origin Stories, Exile, and Obsessive Curiosity
“I understand the argument, but I began my life as a journalist and maybe subliminally, because I look fairly intently and always look fairly intently at works of art that have caught my eye, I think I’ve always looked carefully at whatever it is in front of me.”
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…Talent identification, isn’t it some area where there’s always a deeper understanding in the visual arts, and you then later can apply those frameworks to individuals or companies? I understand the argument, but I began my life as a journalist and maybe subliminally, because I look fairly intently and always look fairly intently at works of art that have caught my eye, I think I’ve always looked carefully at whatever it is in front of me. It could be a landscape, could be a building, could be a person, and have been pretty watchful and have listened carefully. I think all three are connected when you are trying to take the measure of somebody when you’re thinking about forming a business relationship with them. Your father was a classics scholar. Were you interested in Homer as a teenager?…
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