Muse & Musse: Mark Zumbühl
Muse & Leisure Mark Zumbühl What cultural event did you last attend? Mark Zumbühl: I visited Expo.02 and was pleasantly surprised by how sensory and playful it was
Muse & Musse Mark Zumbühl What was the last cultural event you attended?
Mark Zumbühl: I visited Expo.02 and was pleasantly surprised at how sensual and playful it was. I was less convinced by the accessibility of the national exhibition for the disabled.
What are you reading right now?
Zumbühl: "Butterfly and diving bell" by Jean-Claude Bauby (editor-in-chief of the French magazine Elle, paralyzed by a stroke).
What CD are you currently listening to?
Zumbühl: Vivaldi arias by Cecilia Bartoli.
Which movie would you most like to see again?
Zumbühl: "Paris, Texas" by Wim Wenders, because its sadness doesn't seem trivial.
What TV show did you fall asleep during the other night?
Zumbühl: I switch off beforehand.
What is your latest discovery on the Internet?
Zumbühl: www.sWISH.ch.
What could you never do without?
Zumbühl: Music and love.
What do you do in a free minute?
Zumbühl: Everything.
Love is...?
Zumbühl: ...which I can't do without.
Mark Zumbühl: I visited Expo.02 and was pleasantly surprised at how sensual and playful it was. I was less convinced by the accessibility of the national exhibition for the disabled.
What are you reading right now?
Zumbühl: "Butterfly and diving bell" by Jean-Claude Bauby (editor-in-chief of the French magazine Elle, paralyzed by a stroke).
What CD are you currently listening to?
Zumbühl: Vivaldi arias by Cecilia Bartoli.
Which movie would you most like to see again?
Zumbühl: "Paris, Texas" by Wim Wenders, because its sadness doesn't seem trivial.
What TV show did you fall asleep during the other night?
Zumbühl: I switch off beforehand.
What is your latest discovery on the Internet?
Zumbühl: www.sWISH.ch.
What could you never do without?
Zumbühl: Music and love.
What do you do in a free minute?
Zumbühl: Everything.
Love is...?
Zumbühl: ...which I can't do without.
