I founded District1795 because something essential was missing.

Our creators, curators, and communities needed more than recognition. They needed a home – a place not only to be seen, heard, and celebrated, but to come together.

District1795 is more than a platform. It is a movement shaped and strengthened by all who believe our lessons, stories, and expertise must last. In a world that feels vast, yet made smaller and more culturally interconnected through technology, this promise matters more than ever.

These are not just skills or experiences. They are our inheritance. Our legacy. Our gift to the generations yet to come.

It is our shared responsibility to empower, celebrate, and protect our artistic identity. Because if we do not preserve it, nurture it, and pass it on, no one will?

This is our moment. And together, I believe our community has everything it takes to create the impact we all hope for.