K'ab Juun presents a solo exhibition of new works by Simon Hamui, exploring gathering and ritual through sound, form, and materiality. Centered around a musical console, the exhibition reimagines listening as a shared experience, creating an immersive environment where objects give form to space, perception, and collective presence.
In 1932, Ruth Page stepped into a blue jersey sack Isamu Noguchi designed for her — no armholes, only her head and feet emerging. She danced the universe Hubble had just discovered was expanding. The same form became Noguchi's sculpture Miss Expanding Universe: in his words, "everything expanding in spite of the depression."
Ninety-two years later, Edgar Orlaineta and Simon Hamui translated that gesture into wood. Variations on Non-Euclidean — volumes that remember a body in motion.
Ollin is a New York City based creative studio founded by Noel Hernandez and Viktoria Barbo. It began as a deeply personal journey between the two of us exploring our cultural pasts, the forces that shaped them, and the through-lines that spanned the globe to connect them. Our work looks to bridge the past and future, drawing from myths, materials, and histories to create objects that embody the complexities that shape us.
Jesse Dorris (pronouns: he/his) is a writer and curator based in Brooklyn, New York. His work has appeared in Aperture, Document Journal, Dwell, Elle, Frieze, Galerie, Interview, Metropolis, The New Yorker, Pitchfork, PIN-UP, Resident Advisor, T, Them., Untapped, Wrong House, and many other publications. He has appeared on NPR, PRI, and the BBC World Service, and is also the host of the WFMU radio show Polyglot, which focuses on new electronic and experimental music.
Marta Cascales Alimbau is a Barcelona-born, New York–based pianist and composer whose work blends classical training with a contemporary, minimalist, and deeply poetic sensibility. Her compositions unfold with quiet emotional intensity, using repetition, space, and subtle shifts in tone to create immersive and introspective soundscapes.
Working across music, performance, and interdisciplinary collaborations, her practice naturally extends beyond the concert setting into environments where sound, space, and atmosphere intersect. Her music resonates deeply with audiences around the world, reaching more than 8 million streams across digital platforms.
She releases music under the prestigious Deutsche Grammophon label and has presented her work at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, MASA Gallery, and Hauser & Wirth. She is also a Voting Member of the Recording Academy, the organization behind the GRAMMY Awards.
Marta presents a curated musical journey where the piano is the central voice, moving from Bach and Debussy to contemporary sounds, including some of her own compositions. This selection invites listeners inward, into the soul — “Alma” as the turntable name — transforming listening into a ritual of presence.
Emi Hdzz (@emi_hdzz) is a multidisciplinary curator from Monterrey, Mexico, whose work explores the relationship between sound, space, emotion, and ritual. Through carefully constructed musical narratives, immersive listening experiences, and long-form conversations, Emi transforms music into a language of atmosphere, memory, and cultural connection.
As the creator of Espacio Abierto, Emi has developed a platform dedicated to open dialogue surrounding music, creativity, design, and artistic identity. Through podcasts, curated selections, and collaborative experiences, the project bridges international influences — from African rhythms and orchestral arrangements to rock and experimental electronic music — translating them into abstract yet emotionally cohesive journeys.
Drawing from a deeply personal vinyl collection and an instinct for harmonic storytelling, Emi’s curatorial approach extends beyond sound itself, focusing equally on the environments surrounding it: the arrangement of space, the materials involved, and the ritualistic connection formed between audience and music. Across digital platforms and physical experiences alike, Emi Hdzz continues to build a distinct artistic identity rooted in intentionality, cultural exploration, and immersive storytelling.
Gabriel Landsmanas is a musician, multi-instrumentalist, and composer from Mexico City currently based in Boston. His work draws inspiration from soul, hip-hop, and Latin music, blending diverse influences into a sound rooted in rhythm, emotion, and experimentation.
After beginning his professional journey in Mexico City, Gabriel moved to Madrid, Spain, to study composition at TAI. During his time there, he worked as a producer and mixer with artists including Alba Morena, The Rapants, NicoTheChef, Daniel Oyarzabal, and others, developing both his technical approach and collaborative voice as an artist.
He is currently continuing his studies at Berklee College of Music, where he is further expanding his artistic vision and musical language.
Driven by curiosity and constant evolution, Gabriel approaches creativity as a multidisciplinary practice. Beyond music, he finds inspiration in film, fashion, and contemporary culture, always searching for new perspectives and forms of expression that push his artistry forward.
