Who are we?

Lucas Hoops moves between philosophy and architecture, between the classroom and practice, between the drawing of a project and the curation of a cultural space. He first trained as a philosopher at Franklin & Marshall College and later as an architect at the University of Texas at Arlington. His professional path has unfolded across different territories in Latin America: from heritage preservation work in Salta, Argentina, to collaborations with Ambrosi Etchegaray in Mexico City on projects exploring materiality and landscape.
lucas@cortexfachada.mx

Blanmi Núñez works at the intersection of documentary cinema and cultural management, tracing a path that connects university classrooms, screening rooms, and public spaces. She holds a degree in Industrial Design from ITESM Querétaro and a Master’s in Communication and Digital Culture from the Autonomous University of Querétaro. Her practice has focused on film programming, audience engagement, and cultural mediation. Her work has unfolded across diverse contexts: from the promotion of Mexican cinema and contemporary art at the Museum of the City of Querétaro, to coordinating programs at Ambulante, and later collaborating with international initiatives seeking to rethink the ways documentary cinema is exhibited, distributed, and activated for social impact.
blanmi@cortexfachada.mx