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THOWBACK TUESDAY A month ago COEXIST AND REMAIN, This amazing art exhibit during CDMX ART WEEK. @lili.casillas so lucky to work with you in this project !! and all the amazing artists who worked with us!

Nuevos paisajes.

Nos vemos en "DE ESTAR": Feria Territorio @designweekmex [Una sala] de estar por @casakan.mx × @hiperlocalidad.mx 4 - 8 de febrero Piezas por @acoocooro @axoquestudio @elcaminodelosaltos @casakan.mx @cristina_riveroll @higareda.co @clavecinesjuanluisgarcia @mutable_studio @ocuo_studio @silva_dufour @tallerbatan @vica._____ Espacio CDMX @espacio_cdmx Av. de los Compositores 4 Bosque de Chapultepec, CDMX. 11AM a 6PM Fotografía por @delbo.foto

Coexist and Remain proposes a reflection on the possibility of inhabiting the same space through different languages without canceling one another out. Within an urban context such as the Condesa neighborhood—marked by layers of history, transformation, and coexistence—the exhibition brings together sixteen artists working in photography, painting, and design, whose practices engage in dialogue through difference, materiality, and shared experience. The title suggests a double action: to coexist and to remain. Coexisting implies recognizing the other, accepting friction, intersection, and the superimposition of viewpoints. Remaining, by contrast, suggests resistance, memory, and presence over time. The works gathered in this exhibition are situated precisely within that threshold, where the contemporary is defined not by homogeneity, but by the ability to sustain multiple discourses simultaneously. This exhibition is conceived as a spatial experience rather than a mere sum of objects. The gallery, true to its nomadic vocation, understands the exhibition space as an active agent that articulates relationships between artwork, architecture, and viewer. In this sense, the exhibition unfolds as a collective essay: each piece maintains its autonomy, yet finds its fullest meaning through dialogue with the others.

Gratitude to @revistaambientes for carrying NEPANTLA beyond its physical threshold. Their feature captures the echo of the space — its silence, its pulse, its in-betweenness. Read the full article through the link in our bio → RevistaAmbientes.

Visited @nepantla_project last week and had the privilege of watching Angela Damman’s incredible fiber work come to life

Gracias. Gracias. Gracias.

Fragments from NEPANTLA — where light, material, and emotion intertwine. Every surface holds a story, every detail a dialogue between nature, craft, and time. Photography by @partiechercherdulait As we near the end of this journey, we open our doors one last time: Saturday, November 1 & Sunday, November 2 — 12–5PM DM us with your email to receive the exact location. Step into the threshold before it fades. ––– Curated by @alratitostudio Hosted by @angeladammanyucatan Sponsored by @casona333 @casalumbrespirits @sisaltejidosyucatan @almafincalicor In collaboration with @designweekmex

Due to the overwhelming enthusiasm around NEPANTLA, we’re reopening our doors this weekend — October 31 to November 2, by reservation only. Send us a DM with your email to receive the private address and visiting details. Thank you to everyone who’s already been part of this journey — and to those about to join us. Curated by @alratitostudio & hosted by @angeladammanyucatan Sponsored by @casona333 @casalumbrespirits @sisaltejidosyucatan @almafincalicor In collaboration with @designweekmex

Every detail of NEPANTLA was shaped by collaboration and care. To our sponsors, whose support and spirit helped bring this vision to life — thank you: @casona333 @casalumbrespirits @sisaltejidosyucatan @almafincalicor Curated by @alratitostudio & hosted by @angeladammanyucatan In collaboration with @designweekmex

Tardes.