Share your music interests with people from different cultures – says the Swedish website Musikkompis.se initiated by 'Tre'. How did it happen? Naim Kassis, a 45-year-old pianist from Aleppo in Syria, came to Sweden a year ago and ended up in an asylum accommodation in northern Sweden, where he has given numerous concerts. On a cold winter day, he met Sabina Ddumba, and together they played a version of Sabina's hit single "Not too young", which attracted the whole accommodation to take part in the meeting. Magnus PETERSON c/o ANDREA HEBERGER was DOP of the trailer presented on GoSee for the project.
About musikkompis.se. We believe that music unites. That’s why we now start Musikkompis together with the mobile company 3. With Musikkompis, we give people a chance to meet through music. Play instruments together, go to concerts or talk music over a cup of coffee. It doesn't matter if you are a professional or an amateur – we want to make it easier for all people who like music, to meet other music enthusiasts with different backgrounds, experiences and cultures.
ANDREA HEBERGER artist Andreas PANZENBERGER, known as a Tirol-based sport photographer, goes into moving images and has directed his first sport fashion clip. “Great photos were also taken during the shoot.” the agency ANDREA HEBERGER tells GoSee. We have the first photos, among others, with Luisa c/o GoSee premium member MUNICH MODELS for you on GoSee, and more is available directly from the agency.
Andrea Heberger welcomes the congenial new entry Hans Ericksson from Stockholm, who specializes in kids & youth photography and counts H&M, Ellos, Skoda, iDig Denim, Din Sko, Mama Mag, The Way We Play etc. among his clients.
About – Hans Ericksson more or less grew up in his father's studio in Gothenburg, amongst models, darkroom technicians, assistants and prop designers. “My father was both a photographer and an artist, so images have always been a part of my life. I loved being in his studio, it was an extremely fascinating environment for me as a child,” Hans says. He trained as a graphic artist but after a few years in the profession realized that he was more interested in the actual creation of an image and decided to become a photographer instead. After photography school and some years as an assistant, Hans moved to Stockholm and began working for the legendary and iconic photographer Robert Nettarp. After two years with Nettarp and a few more years as a freelance assistant, Hans started freelancing in 2004 and has alternated commissioned photography with personal projects since then. Above all, he finds inspiration for his work in the beauty of everyday life.