Lumino
Lumino is a creative art space at Domagk Ateliers in Munich.
It offers hands-on workshops in painting, drawing, video, and music.
The studio is part of a large art complex with over 120 working artists. It's a place where creativity and skill grow together.
Each workshop is guided by an experienced artist - mentor like in art academies. This personal approach supports deeper growth and a stronger connection to your work.
Workshops take place in the studio, outside, or online. Each session builds technique, supports expression, and helps confidence grow. This is more than a class. It's a space to explore your ideas and find your voice.
What You Can Learn?
Painting & Drawing - Group Sessions with Artistic Mentoring
Learn inside a real art studio. Practice new techniques, explore ideas, and grow your personal style.
Art & Nature - Landscape Painting·
Paint outdoors, inspired by nature. These guided sessions connect you to your surroundings and spark bold, creative work.
The Art of Video Making·
Learn to turn ideas into video. This 20-hour course includes hands-on training and project work. A working video artist offers one-on-one support to help you gain real skills.
Music Production as Art·
Create your own music. This course includes 20 hours of lessons and projects. Learn from a professional music producer and begin building your sound.
Mentor
Lumino’s workshops is led by Aleksandar Spasoski a DAAD Prize-winning interdisciplinary Munich based artist with over 30 years of experience in the field of painting, video art, sound, and conceptual art.
A graduate of two Art Academies and the Academy of Fine Arts Munich (AdBK), he has held residencies at the Cité des Arts in Paris and the MCC Cultural Center in New York.
His video work Voyeur was featured at international festivals, including a nomination at Oberhausen Short Film festival. As a painter, he studied under Rodoljub Anastasov mentorship, and his jazz-inspired album Bottling Jazzy received acclaim for its originality from “All about Jazz”. His latest conceptual work, The Ship That Never Passed, was praised by Prof. Dr. Nebojsha Vilic and likened in impact to the Pantheon in Athens.
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