Since my teen years I was interested in martial arts.

Visconti’s remark frames martial arts not as a passing hobby but as a long-running personal interest dating back to adolescence. Read alongside his public persona as a producer and musician, it suggests a private discipline that may have paralleled his creative life: sustained practice, attention to technique, and an attraction to structured forms. The emphasis on “since my teen years” highlights formative influence—an interest that began during identity-shaping years and persisted into adulthood—implying that the values associated with martial arts (focus, control, resilience) were meaningful to him beyond physical training.