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01 / What is Sokaina?
One ecosystem. Two ways forward.
Sokaina is an artist-centered initiative developing practical infrastructure for artistic life. Its two complementary branches connect the organization of creative work with the professional relationships that help it grow.
DIGITAL WORKSPACE · ACCOUNT ACCESS
Sokaina OS for Artists
A connected workspace for the professional side of your practice—from your artist profile to the projects, documents and resources behind your work.
Artist profiles, projects and tasks
Funding sources and application preparation
Media, expenses, draft invoices and project reports
An artist representation and creative management practice taking shape around artist-led priorities, meaningful relationships and sustainable professional development.
Tools should support your practice. Representation should support your vision. Sokaina is designed so that choosing one never requires choosing the other.
02 / Workspace access
Your practice. Your space.
Already have access to Sokaina? Open the existing workspace using the link here. Authentication takes place at os.sokaina.de on Sokaina’s server.
Can I create a new artist account?
Account creation requires an invitation. On the sign-in page, choose “Have an invitation? Create your account” and follow the instructions with your invitation.
Which login details do I use?
Use your Sokaina account email and password at os.sokaina.de. Your account and workspace are stored on Sokaina’s servers. This landing page does not collect your credentials.
What if I cannot get in?
Check your account email and password. For a forgotten password or expired invitation, use the support link on the sign-in page. Never send your password.
Is the platform ready for public use?
Sokaina OS is available to account holders on Sokaina’s own server. Account creation requires an invitation. Features continue to evolve; financial documents are drafts for review, and funding sources require independent checking.