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· It feels good to hate u × Expo
5 oktober 2020
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Pazzanistraat 3
Pazzanistraat 3, Amsterdam
Nederland
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Pazzanistraat 3
Pazzanistraat 3, Amsterdam
Nederland
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With ‘it feels good to hate u,’ Mix puts a contemporary spin on a long tradition of street photography by blurring the line between reality and fiction. The series feature a menacing blend of candid shots and highly manipulated photographs, tied by a pensive
fixation with motifs of profound solitude and all-consuming cynicism.
Born and raised in provincial Bulgaria, Mix is an Amsterdam-based artist whose work explores themes of alienation, resentment, and urban melancholy. His first encounter with visual arts came as an after school fascination with mid-2000s meme culture, DeviantArt, and photoshopping. It wasn’t until 2017 when Mix picked up his first camera, which he still uses to this day.
What began as an escape from the tedium of his 9-to-5 job has since morphed into a deep infatuation with contemporary photography, underscored by his Eastern European sense of aesthetics and obsession with surrealism. Check out his work at
fixation with motifs of profound solitude and all-consuming cynicism.
Born and raised in provincial Bulgaria, Mix is an Amsterdam-based artist whose work explores themes of alienation, resentment, and urban melancholy. His first encounter with visual arts came as an after school fascination with mid-2000s meme culture, DeviantArt, and photoshopping. It wasn’t until 2017 when Mix picked up his first camera, which he still uses to this day.
What began as an escape from the tedium of his 9-to-5 job has since morphed into a deep infatuation with contemporary photography, underscored by his Eastern European sense of aesthetics and obsession with surrealism. Check out his work at
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“It feels good to hate u”, new temporary exhibition on show by Mix (Dimitar Mihoff).
With ‘it feels good to hate u,’ Mix puts a contemporary spin on a long tradition of street photography by blurring the line between reality and fiction. The series feature a menacing blend of candid shots and highly manipulated photographs, tied by a pensive
fixation with motifs of profound solitude and all-consuming cynicism.
Born and raised in provincial Bulgaria, Mix is an Amsterdam-based artist whose work explores themes of alienation, resentment, and urban melancholy. His first encounter with visual arts came as an after school fascination with mid-2000s meme culture, DeviantArt, and photoshopping. It wasn’t until 2017 when Mix picked up his first camera, which he still uses to this day.
What began as an escape from the tedium of his 9-to-5 job has since morphed into a deep infatuation with contemporary photography, underscored by his Eastern European sense of aesthetics and obsession with surrealism. Check out his work at
http://instagram.com/mixtatic
RaRa has featured growing artists and DJs between its walls since 2018, and keeps entertaining its growing audience by hosting listening sessions with local DJs and curated events on site, including young artists' exhibitions.
Tunes by Chris Floris!
Book a table now to reserve your spot including a pizza: http://pizzapizza.pizza
With ‘it feels good to hate u,’ Mix puts a contemporary spin on a long tradition of street photography by blurring the line between reality and fiction. The series feature a menacing blend of candid shots and highly manipulated photographs, tied by a pensive
fixation with motifs of profound solitude and all-consuming cynicism.
Born and raised in provincial Bulgaria, Mix is an Amsterdam-based artist whose work explores themes of alienation, resentment, and urban melancholy. His first encounter with visual arts came as an after school fascination with mid-2000s meme culture, DeviantArt, and photoshopping. It wasn’t until 2017 when Mix picked up his first camera, which he still uses to this day.
What began as an escape from the tedium of his 9-to-5 job has since morphed into a deep infatuation with contemporary photography, underscored by his Eastern European sense of aesthetics and obsession with surrealism. Check out his work at
http://instagram.com/mixtatic
RaRa has featured growing artists and DJs between its walls since 2018, and keeps entertaining its growing audience by hosting listening sessions with local DJs and curated events on site, including young artists' exhibitions.
Tunes by Chris Floris!
Book a table now to reserve your spot including a pizza: http://pizzapizza.pizza