Zana recalls the formative experiences of living in Manhattan during its post-punk era: 'We were two French boys who knew nothing and wanted to know everything.' His reflections highlight the sense of exploration and the cultural impact that the vibrant scene had on him and his friends, showing how it shaped their artistic sensibilities and aspirations. The raw urban landscape and the sense of community amongst artists fostered a profound sense of freedom and discovery.
The impressions of New York's architecture were unforgettable for Zana, as he stated: 'We were amazed by the proportions, the roughness of it all. You never saw that in Paris.' His comparison emphasizes the stark differences between the two cities, revealing how the industrial aesthetics of SoHo captivated his imagination and influenced his vision as an architect.
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