Algo Más de Lola

Algo Más de Lola is an immersive experience that transforms Casa Basalta—an Art Deco residence built in 1910 and reimagined by architect Rodrigo Lastra—into a sensory chamber where light, sound, and space create an altered state of perception. Inside, two monumental cylinders float within a completely white environment, each containing its own distinct visual and sonic universe.

Participating artists: Fernanda Brunet (Mexico City), Sandra Leal (Mexico City), Iris in the Sky (New York). Ccurated by Kira Bayankina.

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Call Me Lola is a hospitality project located in a historic Art Deco house in Roma Sur, Mexico City, where guests can stay and live surrounded by contemporary art. More than a gallery or an accommodation, Lola is a living home that fuses art, design, architecture, and sensory experiences.

As a non-profit project, Call Me Lola operates under a model where 70% of all art sales go directly to the artists, while the remaining 30% is reinvested in scholarships and programs that support the careers of emerging talents. In addition to residencies and stays, Lola offers private studio visits, curated events, and cultural experiences that dissolve the boundaries between everyday life and artistic expression. Algo Más de Lola is an extension of this vision—an experience that moves beyond the original house to expand into new forms of encounter, emotion, and community.

— Call Me Lola