Visiting my mind is like visiting the Hermès factory.

The line frames West’s inner life as a luxury workshop: rare materials, obsessive craft, and tightly controlled production. By likening “visiting my mind” to touring the Hermès factory, he implies that his ideas are not casual inspirations but the result of disciplined, high-end design thinking—where taste, brand mythology, and meticulous labor converge. It also functions as self-mythologizing: Hermès signifies exclusivity and cultural capital, so the comparison elevates his imagination to an elite, almost inaccessible realm. At the same time, the metaphor hints at industrial scale—suggesting a mind that manufactures concepts continuously, with both artistry and system behind the output.