Why Lumino?
Lumino is built on a simple idea: art and craftsmanship can change lives.
It’s a place where people of all ages can explore creativity, build skills, and connect with others.
This is more than a hobby workshop. Lumino works like a small art academy. With guided mentoring and hands-on practice, anyone can grow their creative voice and learn how to make high-quality art.
What Happens at Lumino?
Art for Everyone
Flexible workshops and subscriptions make it easy for anyone to join and express themselves through art.
Old Meets New
Learn classic art techniques and pair them with digital tools to create something unique.
A Creative Community
Meet others, share ideas, and find support in a friendly, inspiring space.
Learning That Sticks
Art is more than fun, it builds focus, problem-solving, and confidence.
Feel Better Through Art
Making art can ease stress and boost well-being.
Speak Without Words
Creative work helps people express thoughts and feelings in new ways.
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.