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Panamá Studio

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Mexico City
Panamá Studio

Design & direction from Latin America

04/05/2026

For the collectors and the curious. Books, objects, etc. Rare findings from the present and the past. Identity for Lydia L. Mexico City.

09/03/2026

10 Years of PS.

29/01/2026

Exhibition Graphics for Pedro Reyes. DISARM 2026 at Centro de las Artes Inmersivas.

30/12/2025

A year of work – 2025

09/10/2025

Artwork and typographic design for Kuro Deko’s Documental 1 and Documental 2 release in Tokyo, Japan.

09/09/2025

Artwork and editorial design for ‘El Desierto De Ella; Alicia, Chantal, Eunice’. Solo exhibition by Manuela de Laborde in Peana, with the gallery curated by Margaux Knight.

14/08/2025

Join us on August 23 at 6:00 pm at New York, for the presentation of Missing Pieces by An evening to discover the book, enjoy some mezcal, and celebrate together.

Missing Pieces is a book that documents fragments of pre-Hispanic cultures that circulate daily on online marketplaces, outside any institutional record. These are pieces that rarely make it to museums or archives. Instead they remain in private hands—missing from our collective consciousness and at risk of being forgotten.

24/07/2025

Rare Martinis. Design for and ‘s last week pop-up at .minutito

16/05/2025

A balance of warmth, quality and timelessness. Naming, branding, and interior design for Zimo. Condesa, Mexico City.

03/05/2025

Artwork for ‘Finest Hour in Arcadia’, the first solo exhibition by Carlos H. Matos in Peana, with the gallery curated by Enrique Giner.

From the geometric garden to the trails marked by a hiker scoring signs across the mountainside for others to replicate his footsteps, landscape has long been understood not simply as nature, but as a cultural construct. Every depiction of nature constitutes an act of naming, domesticating, and idealizing it. In this almost instinctive drive to impose order upon chaos, humankind transforms terrain into representation, and representation into memory or longing. In ‘Finest Hour in Arcadia’ Carlos H. Matos stages a reinterpretation of the pastoral through sculptural layering—one that lies far from Virgil’s ideal.

Dirección

Mexico City

Horario de Apertura

Lunes	9am - 6:30pm
Martes	9am - 6:30pm
Miércoles	9am - 6:30pm
Jueves	9am - 6:30pm
Viernes	9am - 6:30pm

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http://www.panamastudio.net/

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