Why Lumino?
Lumino is based on a simple idea: art and craftsmanship can change lives.
Here, people of all ages can be creative, learn skills, and connect with others.
More than just a hobby workshop. Lumino is a small art school.
With guidance and practice, everyone can find their creative voice and create high-quality art.
What's happening at Lumino?
Art for all
Flexible workshops and subscriptions make it easy to participate and express yourself.
Old meets new
Learn classic techniques and combine them with digital tools to create unique works.
A creative community
Meet others, exchange ideas and find support in a friendly environment.
Learning that lasts
Art is fun and strengthens concentration, problem-solving skills, and self-confidence.
Feel better through art
Art helps to reduce stress and increase well-being.
Speaking without words
Creative work opens up new ways to express thoughts and feelings.
mentor
Lumino's workshops are led by Aleksandar Spasoski , who has been awarded the DAAD Prize and has over 30 years of experience in painting, video, sound and conceptual art.
As a graduate of two art academies as well as the Academy of Fine Arts Munich (AdBK), he completed residencies at the Cité des Arts in Paris and at the MCC Cultural Center in New York.
His video work Voyeur has been shown at international festivals and was nominated for the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, among others.
As a painter, he was influenced by his mentor Rodoljub Anastasov, and his jazz-inspired album Bottling Jazzy was praised for its originality on "All About Jazz" .
His latest conceptual work, The Ship That Never Passed, was highly praised by Prof. Dr. Nebojsha Vilic and compared in its effect to the Pantheon in Athens.
What does "Lumino" mean?
The name comes from the Latin word "lumen" for light. It represents clarity, inspiration, and the spark that ignites when imagination becomes art. Lumino helps people find insight, connection, and growth through creativity.