Max Estrella is pleased to present the first solo exhibition by Colombian artist Alba Triana at the Gallery. Known for her exploration of sound, vibration, and energy as creative mediums, her practice merges science, technology, and poetic intuition to make perceptible physical phenomena that would otherwise remain intangible. Her work delves into what she considers essential to the natural world: vibration, energy, interconnectedness, and nature’s creative and self-organizing capacities.
To launch the collaboration between Max Estrella and Ana María Caballero, the artist presents her installation ‘Entre domingo y domingo’ (From Sunday to Sunday) in the gallery’s Project Room. Entre domingo y domingo is the title of Caballero’s first book, with which she became the first woman to receive Colombia’s José Manuel Arango Poetry Prize. Every other poem in her manuscript is a “Sunday” poem, juxtaposing the iconography of the weekend with that of the workday. Caballero’s installation visualizes her book’s creative proposal, transforming everyday garments into spaces that invite close reading: every stitch becoming a moment of potential collective interpretation. To write down the marrow of our days is to acknowledge their density, infusing them with meaning that reaches beyond the onslaught of time
'About the Invisible' is Glenda León’s first exhibition at Max Estrella. It consists of a series of works whose reflections move in several directions while pursuing a similar goal: to connect with the indefinable, with the intangible, in order to establish a dialogue between different cultures and different ways of seeing the world. From doubt, it is easier to bring positions closer together. The exhibition by the Hispanic-Cuban artist is structured around the performance/installation CONVERSIO. In Classical Latin, the term translates as “turn, rotation, change of orientation.”
Max Estrella is pleased to announce its participation at ARCO 2026. You can find us at booth 9B22.