Tulum awareness - Your Trash Is Suddenly Staring Back at You
Among mangrove roots and white sands, plastic waste has become an invasive species. Within this setting, creative director Ana Paula Ortiz has decided to intervene not just as a concerned inhabitant, but as an artist using debris to force us to look at what we would rather ignore.
Parque Nek Ha
Parque Nek Ha is our flagship Project in development in collaboration with Mycelium Building, made following our principles of Sustainability, Bio-Architecture and Organic design.
Papaya Portals x Alejandro Glatt @ Hypha Inc HQ
Fruits, feelings, and freedom: That’s how artist Alejandro Glatt explores how fruits can symbolize introspection, spirituality, and human connection.
Horizontes Mexicanos : Visual Arts Festival in Tulum
An event where national talents unite to expand the boundaries of art and culture through the intervention of public space, transforming the city into a living canvas. This initiative is more than an artistic showcase; it is an invitation to imagine new horizons, supporting emerging art to strengthen community ties through creativity.
Tulum Wellness: The Science of Breath and the Art of Self-Regulation
The Science of Breath and the Art of Self-Regulation
Tulum continues to evolve into a global center for well-being, conscious living, and longevity practices. Every month, new leaders in neuroscience, breathwork, and movement gather here to explore the relationship between mind, body, and nature.
Real Talks : An installation for Parques Tulum x Mycelium
Where Sustainability Meets Artistry
Our participation focused on designing an experiential installation that reflected the philosophy and materials behind Parques Tulum and Parque Nek Ha, two visionary developments by Mycelium Building.
Within a compact 3x3 sqm space, we translated their ethos, sustainability, material honesty, and innovation — into a tactile, immersive experience.
Re:Tzompantli: Turning Trash into Consciousness in Tulum
Re:Tzompantli is a powerful sustainability art installation in Tulum by Mexican artist Arturo Zúñiga Vega. Transforming trash into creativity, it raises awareness about waste, culture, and environmental responsibility, showcasing how art and consciousness can reshape the future of Tulum.
Investing in Tulum is more than choosing a beautiful property to live or make profit.
Aflora: Investing in Tulum is more than choosing a beautiful property to live or make profit. Is about understanding the long-term impact that your actions do. A collection of luxury residences designed for the discerning traveler and investor who understands the values behind profit.