Writers, painters, sculptors, musicians, music and art teachers: social media is not your home, it's rented ground. The algorithm decides who sees you, the format levels you with everything else, and the rules change without asking. An author website is the opposite: your domain, your work, your decisions. Your closest digital identity, built to last and to be read well by the machines that now answer for you.
Every book, every painting, every record with its own page: synopsis or data sheet, image, and edition details. Our doors-not-walls architecture, applied to a trajectory. Adding the next work means editing a data file, not rebuilding anything.
Doors, not wallsStructured data for person and works, documented awards, press with verifiable sources, several languages if your audience speaks them, and explicit disambiguation if you share a name with someone. When someone asks an AI about you, the source will be you.
Schema PersonThe domain is yours, the code is yours, and the site runs on its own: no panels, no plugins, no hidden subscriptions. You write, paint, or play; the house takes care of itself. Several of our authors administer absolutely nothing.
Full ownershipWe're not against social networks: we're against mistaking them for the house. Used well, they are rivers that carry visitors to your domain, where the work is seen the way you decide and nobody can close your account. The website is the archive; the networks, the loudspeaker.
The studio has already built and maintains author websites for real artists with real careers, and all of them can be visited right now: ernestocisneros.art, the 346-page, 7-language archive of a multidisciplinary artist; antoniolopezsanchez.art, the home of writer Antonio López Sánchez with his 14 books; ramonhaitifiliu.com, the site of painter Ramón Haití Filiu whose background light follows the Bergen sun; 07soundsolution.com, the 14 KB credential of Willy Chirino's sound engineer; and cintiamusic.com, the calling card of a piano teacher. Measure them yourself on PageSpeed: they live in the green. The cases told with numbers are in Ala del Mar, The light of Bergen, and the anti-portfolio.
Because it's rented ground: the algorithm decides who sees you, the format levels everything, and the rules change without asking. Your website is your domain and your decisions. Networks serve as rivers to your house, not as the house.
You don't need to. These sites are built to run on their own: no panels, no plugins, nothing to renew. Publishing a new work is a small commission to the studio, not a task of yours.
It turns your trajectory into a readable entity: person, works, awards, and press with sources, plus disambiguation if you share a name with someone. When they ask about you, the source will be you.
It depends on the size of the work. As a studio reference: a complete custom site usually runs between $1,000 and $5,000, and a small piece costs considerably less. Total price in writing before starting, and the code and domain in your name.
No commitment, with the price in writing. Yours is the work; ours is making sure the world and the machines find it well told.
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