From boardrooms and international travel to intimate moments of astonishment, FX followed an unlikely path toward the performance of magic.
FX’s journey into magic began unexpectedly while studying in France.
One of his professors, a world champion of magic, would occasionally share impossible moments with curious students after class. A small group stayed behind. Questions were asked. Books were recommended. Eventually, they found their way to Mayette, the legendary Paris magic shop founded in 1808.
What began as curiosity slowly became obsession. Quietly at first. Then permanently.
FX’s path eventually led far beyond the classroom. He spent seven years living in Japan, between Tokyo and Kamakura, where a culture shaped by discipline, refinement, and attention to detail left a lasting impression on both his personal life and artistic sensibility.
The rigor of apprenticeship
The quiet aesthetics of Japan
The elegance of European sensibility
And the rhythm of New York City
All of it shapes not only how he performs, but how he connects with people.
FX specializes in close-up magic, performed just inches from his participants. No stage. No distance. Just a table, a borrowed object, and the quiet moment before something impossible happens.
Every detail remains visible. Nothing appears hidden, and yet astonishment unfolds anyway.
A coin appears where it should not. A thought-of card reveals itself impossibly. Time seems to bend, just for a moment. How it happens matters far less than how it feels to witness it.
Years spent in management consulting and high-stakes environments quietly shaped how FX approaches live performance today.
He understands the rhythm of sophisticated gatherings and the importance of creating moments that elevate an event naturally, without ever overwhelming it.
Whether at a New York leadership retreat, a client dinner, an intimate private celebration, or a cocktail reception, the experience is designed to bring people closer through shared moments of astonishment.
FX also creates intimate magic experiences for small audiences drawn to the rare feeling of witnessing the impossible from just inches away.
These evenings are thoughtful, relaxed, and quietly immersive. Less about spectacle, more about presence, connection, and the shared feeling that reality has shifted, if only for a moment.
Guests leave with something difficult to explain, and impossible to fully forget.
Some things cannot be explained. They must be experienced.
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