Nuube is a sound art platform in Mexico that focuses on a(f)ective listening processes as a relational tool. Nuube is made up of a group of multidisciplinary artists, managers, designers, teachers, writers, researchers, sculptors, and audiovisual artists. It operates from Morelos, the State of Mexico, and Mexico City.
Nuube creates traveling encounters for self-managed deep listening and sonic experimentation. These practices have helped to experiment with other ways of understanding oneself in the sound collective and to continue listening as a form of expanded research. Since 2022, it has convened and participated in encounters, workshops, and performances in various spaces in Mexico City, Morelia, Morelos, and Puebla.
Nuube has published three compilations that bring together the work of more than thirty artists involved in the production and conceptualization from across the country: an analog memoir of one of the compilations, 001 Ambrosia, a cry before sleeping in cassette format, and two digital memoirs: the digital fanzine Onda Análoga, and the compilation Noise x Palestine, with the aim of raising and donating resources. As one of its many forms, Nuube's ensembles are curatorial projects made up of participants from the platform itself and external guests who seek to experiment and weave a dialogue for the creation of a specific piece.
