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2026

Plastic Sound vol. 4

Plastic Sound Vol. 4 was a gathering of new voices, perspectives, and connections. For one night, the space came alive with painting, photography, video, performance, and sound, creating a place where artists and audiences could share, connect, and discover new ways of experiencing art.

Thank you to every artist, visitor, and person who believed in this project. Each edition reminds us that art is built through community and that there are always new stories waiting to be told.

See you at the next volume.

Taller: Creando un recuerdo con mamá

Creating a memory with Mom!

 

A personalized bracelet workshop led by Nanda Joyería. A special experience for mothers and daughters to design and take home a one-of-a-kind piece together.

Presentación de libro:
Kendrick Lamar y la sed de Dios

de Andrés Leija

Creating a memory with Mom!

 

A personalized bracelet workshop led by Nanda Joyería. A special experience for mothers and daughters to design and take home a one-of-a-kind piece together.

Encuentro sonoro 001 

A space to listen without rushing, connect, and fully inhabit sound.

For this first session, we came together with Ale Fortis and Tito Kaos in an intimate, personal, and honest setting.

R&B, warm beats, and hybrid sounds in their purest form.

Parallel Lines

Plastic Sound vol. 3

Plastic Sound Vol. 3 was a day dedicated to the intersection of visual arts, contemporary media, and sound, held on February 7, 2026, at Ache Galería in San Luis Potosí. This edition consolidated the project as a space for experimentation, visibility, and dialogue among emerging artists, bringing together visual art, video art, performance, and music within a single experience.

For the first time, the program brought together local artists and artists from other cities across the country, expanding the community and encouraging an active exchange between practices, audiences, and contexts. Throughout the afternoon and evening, the space was transformed through exhibitions, screenings, and live actions, creating a continuous and participatory experience.

During the event, the works were accompanied by direct conversations between artists and the public, fostering connections and shared interpretations. Screenings, performances, and sound works shaped the rhythms and transitions of the program, creating an immersive experience that moved beyond the traditional exhibition format.

Plastic Sound Vol. 3 reaffirmed its purpose: to build community, offer artists a first approach to the gallery context, and maintain an open space for contemporary experimentation, even though the project takes place outside the gallery’s official curatorial program.

We would like to thank all the participating artists, everyone who attended, and Ache Galería for its support.

Participating Artists


Local Artists — San Luis Potosí

Daniela Monsivais
Dione
Ilusam
HueyNahual
Jorge Cha
José Hilos
Karla Flores
Karmen
Mauricio Carlos
Roberto Ortiz
Sofgala
Vianey Carrasco

Guest Artists — Other Cities

Alexis Chacón — State of Mexico
Benchmen — Querétaro
Bryan Haros Ortiz — Durango
Elihu Gori — Mexico City
Mar W — Mexico City
Regina Sarmiento ft. David Alanis — Mexico City

Live Art and Media

The live program brought together different time-based and sound practices:

diego m.m. — video art and documentary
Diana Vivanco — video art
Made Betancourt — video art
Lourdes Gutiérrez — performance
Juliet Ortega — sound art
Mauricio Carlos — vinyl DJ set

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