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Artist Coaching

So your time goes to your art.

I help artists free themselves from what keeps them from their art.

Today, AI can take over much of what eats an artist’s time: paperwork, emails, accounts, communication. Artists who learn to work with it gain what matters most — time to create. I work with artists who want to make AI part of their practice, and I help them do it well.

Where I come from

I come from your world. For more than ten years, I played as an international DJ; I briefly composed, I have kept solid skills as a sound engineer, and I founded a small music label. I have also directed a couple of short films. As a press reporter, I met gallery owners, concert promoters, festival organisers and writers: I know how the art world works, and what the people in it expect.

I also bring what many artists have neither the time nor the taste for: long experience in administration and accounting, a lifelong passion for finance, and intensive daily work with AI since late 2023. And for fifteen years, I coached tennis teams to perform under pressure — all the way to a championship title.

How I work

Every coaching is built around you: your art, your stage, your needs. Together, we choose what matters most.

I work with a small number of artists at a time, and I see each of them as a teammate. Every coaching has a beginning and an end: we set up the tools, routines and AI you need — then you carry on by yourself. If we work well together, I remain available for specific questions later.

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How I help

Every coaching starts with a free first exchange.

Working together