My main profession is essentially to make myself look like an idiot for the great pleasure of audiences, regardless of their age or language.I have identified and understood the essence of my art to:1) Understand why what I do works so well when I perform without words, without demonstrating skill, without vulgarity, and with very little material... which means I don't impress anyone, doing almost nothing... and yet it surprisingly works!2) Further improve my skills to reach the hearts of audiences, so that those who program me reap the applause and congratulations of the audience for the quality of their programming.3) Transmit the subtle art of on-stage communication to other professional and personal spheres.Finally, I have understood that my profession is entirely based on connection.On human connection.And to this connection, I call it "Clownection," the art of making people smile.So let's collaborate together:1) To directly reach the heart of your audience and make them smile, whether they are familiar or unfamiliar with the cultural world (because human connection is universal) with my shows and/or my wordless acts.2) To entertain and teach the keys of Clownection to your people through a presentation.3) To strengthen your professional communication through Clownection:- Public Speaking: Improve your public speaking skills by working beyond words, turning your presentation into a joyful moment.- Leadership: Make your leadership more relaxed, going beyond authority, focusing on human connection, and inspiring teams to maintain professionalism in a relaxed environment.- Team: Improve team dynamics through empathy, communication, and a sense of shared authenticity. Unleash the power of humanity within your team.- Sales: Strengthen your mindset, handle fear of rejection not with abrasiveness but by adopting a more human approach, focusing on building relationships rather than sentimentality, prioritizing effectiveness over mushiness.- Performing Arts: Transform your relationship with your audience and turn your anxiety into a strong desire to perform.