I’ve been practicing magic since I was seven years old, that’s over fifty years now. I’ve never lived my life as a businessman, but always as an artist: as a performer, an author, a coach, and someone who develops original routines and concepts.
For over 40 years, I’ve been teaching seminars, workshops, and classes. Over time, you develop a sense for the student, just as a good teacher should. I can’t work miracles, but I have a good eye for what someone might need, and what they don’t.
With SOLIDMAGIC in Berlin, my goal isn’t to sell something quickly. I do this out of love for the art of magic. I want to provide guidance, like a lighthouse. The more of this love reaches the student, the happier they’ll be, and so will I. When someone is satisfied and making progress, that’s the greatest praise I can receive as a teacher. I want to show how to build routines that are clear and effective, and how to achieve long-term success with them.
Everything I teach, I’ve acquired through decades of experience and combined with the study of literature. And that’s what I pass on.
When you come to SOLIDMAGIC, you can expect to receive real tools, not just gimmicks: knowledge, materials, and inspiration that will truly advance your magic.