At Dediart, we believe art is not just something you create—it’s something you live. And behind the platform you see today, there’s an artist who knows exactly what it means to pour your soul into your craft. I’m not just the founder of Dediart—I'm a musician and filmmaker, deeply rooted in the creative world. And that’s why Dediart is more than just another social network; it’s a reflection of how I, as an artist, see the digital world and what I believe it can offer artists like us. Building Dediart was an incredibly personal journey. From the very beginning, I wanted to create something that wasn’t just another cookie-cutter platform. I wanted a space where the functions were simple, but meaningful—no frills, no extras. Every single line of code you see on Dediart was written by me, from scratch, line by line. I didn’t rely on pre-built templates or off-the-shelf solutions. I wanted to ensure that everything, from the layout to the smallest interaction, was exactly what I envisioned. Nothing more, nothing less. Why did I go through all this? Because, to me, programming is its own form of art. And creating this platform was, in many ways, like crafting an album. Just like an album that takes shape over time, with every note carefully chosen and every lyric meaning something personal, Dediart evolved into something that was, and still is, a work of art. The process of creating Dediart was very much like writing a very long album. I poured my thoughts, my ideas, my values into the platform. I wanted it to be true—authentic—and nothing less. There’s no fluff here. Every aspect of Dediart has a purpose. Each feature is designed to offer what artists and art lovers truly need: a place to share, connect, and explore, without the distraction of unnecessary complexity. I didn’t want to build something that was just another social network. I wanted to create a space where every artist could feel like they had their own personal stage, a place where the work they create could truly speak for itself. A place that values the beauty of simplicity and the importance of being true to one’s craft. That’s why Dediart exists. It’s a place that I, as an artist, would want to spend time in—a space that values authenticity above all else.