chameleon

Although chameleons' shifting gaze is easy to see, the internal structures enabling it have remained unclear.

We view ourselves as chameleons, because we want to be ourselves, but we want to play to the audience.

“About his style, he said that he was like a chameleon, changing completely from one moment to another, from one situation to another,” Khondji, 69, recalls via Zoom.

“I really wanted Julian to feel like a chameleon because, as an actor, it’s just so much fun to play characters who are contradicting and complex,” he says.

The camouflage from his status as a commercial chameleon means that "despite the clear L and Not Like Us becoming a defining moment in rap history, Drake keeps moving", says Borkowski.