Casa Ad Astra* is a meeting point, could be anywhere, but rather somewhere that can spark wellness and creativity.

Located in Midtown Miami, the apartment fosters the time to cook your own meals, wake up with the sunrise and go for a bike ride, and even pick up the paddle boards to seek the sunset in the bay.

Unlike many think, Miami contains a great wealth of art, culture, wellness and healthy leisure. Like good things, it takes some time to discover. This is your launchpad.

Basic Space: 2 bedrooms ; 2 bathrooms ; kitchen and dinning room for 6; terrace with northwest exposure on the 11th floor (top floor of the building); 1 parking spot

Plants and Music: Joy in the form of several lively plants and crisp SONOS speakers

Sports: 2 bycicles ready to do a 35 mile loop to Bill Baggs National Park in Key Byscaine ; 2 inflatable paddle boards for sunset trips around Sunset Islands ; Yoga mat and foam roller

Art Collection: The pieces in Casa Ad Astra* Miami form part of a collection focused on emerging colombian artists, many of them working in the diaspora. The hope is not just to grow the collection, but mostly to have more friends participate and support

Art nearby: Walking distance you find the Wynwood walls, Perez Art Museum and Institute of Contemporary Art. A bit further (10 minutes by car) is the gorgeous Rubell Collection in Allapatah

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“Se Vende” by Armando Mesias (2017) from the series “De eterno y bello hay apenas el sueño” Oil and cloth on cavas. At Casa Ad Astra* Brooklyn
“Se Vende” by Armando Mesias (2017) from the series “De eterno y bello hay apenas el sueño” Oil and cloth on cavas. At Casa Ad Astra* Brooklyn
Opened to the public in 2020, Rubell Museum in Miami is home to the passion that started when Don and Mera Rubell bought their first piece over 50 years ago. A medical student and a school teacher at the time, the collection grew to over seven thousa
Opened to the public in 2020, Rubell Museum in Miami is home to the passion that started when Don and Mera Rubell bought their first piece over 50 years ago. A medical student and a school teacher at the time, the collection grew to over seven thousand works of contemporary art [Pictured, colombian born Oscar Murillo - Mango]
“How can we come to know so clearly about the past, about time, if we are always in the present? Here and now, there is no past and no future. Where are they? St Augustine concludes that they are within us” C. Rovelli
“How can we come to know so clearly about the past, about time, if we are always in the present? Here and now, there is no past and no future. Where are they? St Augustine concludes that they are within us” C. Rovelli
In modern physics, the double-slit experiment is a demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles; moreover, it displays the fundamentally probabilistic nature of quantum mechanical phenomena. Source: Wikipedia (Video: shadow cast on sunrise light coming through blackouts)
“The difference between the past and the future refers only to our own blurred vision of the world. It’s a conclusion that leaves us flabbergasted: is it really possible that a perception so vivid, basic, existential- my perception of the passage of time- depends on the fact that I cannot apprehend the world in all of its minute detail?” The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli (Loss of Direction p. 33)
The Ceremonial Lie by Gonzalo Fuenmayor (2019) Charcoal on paper. Subject to different interpretations, Fuenmayor here deals with the perception of foreigners in domestic land, or as labeled by US Homeland and Security: Resident Aliens (Note: the ori
The Ceremonial Lie by Gonzalo Fuenmayor (2019) Charcoal on paper. Subject to different interpretations, Fuenmayor here deals with the perception of foreigners in domestic land, or as labeled by US Homeland and Security: Resident Aliens (Note: the original drawing is on the right with flipped characters)
The umbra, penumbra and antumbra are three distinct parts of a shadow, created by any light source after impinging on an opaque object. (...) These names are most often used for the shadows cast by celestial bodies, though they are sometimes used to
The umbra, penumbra and antumbra are three distinct parts of a shadow, created by any light source after impinging on an opaque object. (...) These names are most often used for the shadows cast by celestial bodies, though they are sometimes used to describe levels, such as in sunspots. (Source: Wikipedia)
The Charms of Violence (2013) by Gonzalo Fuenmayor (Photograph 1 of 4). In 2013, Fuenmayor embarked on a trip to Cienaga, Magdalena, through banana plantations. The study was named “Papare Project” and reflects on the use of the fruit as
The Charms of Violence (2013) by Gonzalo Fuenmayor (Photograph 1 of 4). In 2013, Fuenmayor embarked on a trip to Cienaga, Magdalena, through banana plantations. The study was named “Papare Project” and reflects on the use of the fruit as representation of the exotic.
This plant is named Durand Jones, after the song “Smile” by the band Durand Jones and The Indications 🙂
This plant is named Durand Jones, after the song “Smile” by the band Durand Jones and The Indications 🙂
La Gallina Ciega by Julian Urrego (2018). Silkscreen on handkerchief
La Gallina Ciega by Julian Urrego (2018). Silkscreen on handkerchief
“Se Vende” by Armando Mesias (2017) from the series “De eterno y bello hay apenas el sueño” Oil and cloth on cavas. At Casa Ad Astra* Brooklyn Opened to the public in 2020, Rubell Museum in Miami is home to the passion that started when Don and Mera Rubell bought their first piece over 50 years ago. A medical student and a school teacher at the time, the collection grew to over seven thousa “How can we come to know so clearly about the past, about time, if we are always in the present? Here and now, there is no past and no future. Where are they? St Augustine concludes that they are within us” C. Rovelli
In modern physics, the double-slit experiment is a demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles; moreover, it displays the fundamentally probabilistic nature of quantum mechanical phe
“The difference between the past and the future refers only to our own blurred vision of the world. It’s a conclusion that leaves us flabbergasted: is it really possible that a perception so vivid, basic, existential- my perception of the
The Ceremonial Lie by Gonzalo Fuenmayor (2019) Charcoal on paper. Subject to different interpretations, Fuenmayor here deals with the perception of foreigners in domestic land, or as labeled by US Homeland and Security: Resident Aliens (Note: the ori The umbra, penumbra and antumbra are three distinct parts of a shadow, created by any light source after impinging on an opaque object. (...) These names are most often used for the shadows cast by celestial bodies, though they are sometimes used to The Charms of Violence (2013) by Gonzalo Fuenmayor (Photograph 1 of 4). In 2013, Fuenmayor embarked on a trip to Cienaga, Magdalena, through banana plantations. The study was named “Papare Project” and reflects on the use of the fruit as This plant is named Durand Jones, after the song “Smile” by the band Durand Jones and The Indications 🙂 La Gallina Ciega by Julian Urrego (2018). Silkscreen on handkerchief