Jean-Nicolas Diatkine, an outstanding pianist and humanist, was raised in a family of dedicated doctors. From an early age, he embraced both art and humanist values, starting his musical studies at age 6. Influenced by Ruth Neye and Narcis Bonet, he pursued a career where music and humanity intersect. Between 1996 and 2006, he worked as a vocal coach, deepening his understanding of music. Noticed by Alicia Nafé and Zeger Vandersteene, he accompanied them during recitals. Since 1999, Diatkine has stood out as a soloist, captivating audiences in France and Belgium with a rich repertoire from Handel to Ravel, including rare works by Liszt. His performance at the Gaveau Hall in 2011 solidified his reputation, establishing an annual appointment with his audience. In October 2023, he released a new album dedicated to the complete preludes of Chopin and Sonata No. 3, continuing to blend technique and emotion to reach an ever-growing audience. The album was well received by both international specialized press and the public, with a "Sold Out" Gaveau Hall on December 4, 2023.