Gratis concert Magnum fox en expo Besmir Latifi

SPOT-ON STUDIO SESSIES: 22/06/2023 Eindelijk is het nog eens tijd voor een Spot-on studio session! Wat is het? We spelen gezellig cafeetje in onze studio in Borgerhout. Wij schenken drankjes jullie zorgen voor de gezelligheid. Magnum fox komt het beste van zichtzelf geven en Besmir Latifi hangt zijn prachtige werk op. Aangezien wij geen openbaar cafe zijn moet je je wel inschrijven onderaan de pagina. Zo krijgen wij een “gastenlijst” en zijn we officieel ook in orde. Hopelijk tot dan! Het Spot-on team. MAGNUM FOX Theirs is a story of yearning, loneliness, realisation, spirituality, evolution and love. It all comes together in the music of Magnum Fox, where unbridled passion gives way to inescapable flirtations with the simplicities of life. In their music, there is a worthy reach for something deeper yet fun, something mysterious but romantic. Start: 20:30h BESMIR LATIFI Besmir Latifi is an Albanian artist. He took his degree in fashion and fine arts from the art academy in Tirana 2015. 2018 he was settle in Antwerp studying fashion in Antwerp fashion department, He did not only focus on fashion but pursued what he calls the most sacred: painting and drawing. After winning the Royal Academy Drawing Prize in his first year in Belgium he continued his endeavors in charcoal on paper. Besmir Latifi’s works betray a sincere and humble background. They deal with hardship, poverty, iconography, and other themes often biblical in nature. These are depicted through the masterful handling of the medium he deploys. In his mind and world mundane objects and gestures take on important meanings and become representatives of one’s personal and emotional life. The drawn bodies, people and objects are imbued with the way Besmir perceives, or rather dreams them. They become part of a world that is at once very far away from daily life but right under our eyes too. And just when the world gets to loaded and heavy there are always the elf-like and angelic-mythical creatures that carry his work as if to say: ‘all this suffering will pass like drifting clouds’.