Moe Mustafa

It was about time to refurbish this chair that I thrifted years ago. The most challenging part for me was sewing the upholstery as I didn't have experience in sewing, which I ended up ribbing the back fabric 🤦🏽‍♂️. Luckily, my friend @matticollan stepped in and helped with that. ♥️

finally done! #mikerocking @localindustries #rugmaking #rugs #tufting #woolcarpet

What a night! For those who came last night, Thank you for your love and support. Kiitos kaikkille jotka tulevat Ensi ilasta elien. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Pic 1 @jonna_strandberg Pic2 @pauloneillp @kiasmamuseum

This gonna be my next T-shirt 😜

Ir has been an incredible 8 days residency. Here is a snippet of The Echo of your skin performance @vanabbemuseum Thank you @vanabbehuis and @textmysister_ @vanabbemuseum for hosting me

Standing in front and in between PANKE Re-evaluating value Today opening at 19:00 @vanabbehuis @textmysister_ #textinstallation

It was fun to spend the day in Amsterdam.

Sound card from Amsterdam

Hoe zijn geluid en herinneringen verbonden? Deze vrijdag 15 mei kun je tussen 15:00 en 15:30 gratis komen luisteren naar Atheer Soot, een project van de kunstenaar Moe Mustafa. Atheer Soot is een Arabische uitdrukking voor “een geluid dat resoneert in de leegte”. Het project neemt je mee op een atmosferische reis door rustgevende en melancholische geluiden. Atheer Soot zal het recente album “The Echo of Your Skin” live uitvoeren. Dit evenement vindt plaats in de Klankkast, die deel uitmaakt van de tentoonstelling “Make Some Noise: Desire. Stage. Change.” Meer info en tickets 👉 #linkinbio EN How are sound and memories connected? On this Friday May 15th, between 3 PM and 3:30 PM, you can come listen to Atheer Soot for free, a project by artist Moe Mustafa. Atheer Soot is an Arabic expression meaning “a sound that resonates in the void.” The project takes you on an atmospheric journey through soothing and melancholic sounds. Atheer Soot will perform the recent album “The Echo of Your Skin” live. This event takes place in the Sound Chamber, which is part of the exhibition “Make Some Noise: Desire. Stage. Change.” More info and tickets 👉 #linkinbio

The House of Sonneveld. Functionalist Designed by Leendert van der Vlugt in 1933. The House shows how Sonneveld adapted modernity - functionalism in that time.