Digital accompaniment

I support artists, teachers, and independent projects in building clear, long-lasting systems —website, archive, documentation, publishing— with a sober, critical, and sustainable approach.

I’m especially interested in the political dimension of the archive and of digital publishing: today, a large part of cultural knowledge is locked inside private folders, hard drives, or platforms owned by multinationals. I propose an alternative: tools and methods that make it possible to keep control, sustain access, and carry the work beyond the lifespan of a project or an exhibition. This website is an example.

I prioritise open and maintainable formats and technologies (Markdown, Git, Jekyll, local files), and when it makes sense I incorporate independent services (such as Are.na) or hybrid systems. The point is not to “choose a tool”, but to build autonomy.

Consulting and digital accompaniment for artists

This service is aimed at individual practices: artists, photographers, researchers, and teachers who need to organise their digital ecosystem without turning it into a burden.

The goal is not to “optimise” for optimisation’s sake, but to regain clarity: decide what is needed, what is unnecessary, what should be simplified, and how to sustain it over time.

Includes

portfolio / archive / online presence architecture (lightweight website, navigable structure, continuity criteria)
documentation system (Obsidian, Markdown, folders, naming conventions, links)
publishing and maintenance strategy (rhythms, templates, minimal automations)
migrations and cleanup (when it makes sense: leaving closed platforms, organising backups, regaining control)
digital sovereignty criteria (dependencies, data ownership, export, preservation)

Infrastructure for cultural projects

A service for collectives, centres, festivals, small publishers, and cultural projects that need a clear infrastructure: tools for archiving, publishing, web, documentation, and continuity.

Here, the digital is not treated as a showcase, but as support and memory: a device for work and transmission. What matters is not only showing, but enabling access, consultation, and rereading of the material over time.

Includes

content architecture design (collections, categories, navigation)
development or restructuring of a browsable website / archive (e.g. Jekyll / Git / Markdown)
integration of documentation and curation channels (e.g. Are.na) as a living archive and research repository
integration of a newsletter, shop, or repositories (when applicable)
internal documentation for teams and usage policies (criteria, workflows, copyright)
maintenance protocols (so you don’t depend on providers forever)

Reducing the technology gap (classes and digital literacy)

Classes and training sessions aimed at reducing the “technology gap” in personal, educational, or community contexts.

Work designed to regain autonomy in the everyday use of digital tools: learning what’s necessary to communicate, organise, publish, archive, and participate—without dependence and without exclusion.

Includes

basic digital literacy (phone, computer, cloud, backups)
organising files and photographs
email, calendars, forms, video calls
security and privacy (passwords, 2FA, minimum habits)
digital sovereignty criteria (open tools when appropriate)

Contact

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