THE VISION

We represent neural activity as architecture. Every mind is a habitable space, every thought a room to discover. RUUM-LAB transforms the abstraction of thought into tangible experience: installation sets where music, performance, and physical space merge to make the invisible visible.

THE FORMATS

RUUM-LAB (Limited Series)
The flagship format. Seasons of five self-contained episodes of 8-10 minutes each. Each chapter orbits around a human figure and their real stories. Architecture recreates mind-spaces: rooms that function as analogies of the protagonist's brain. Literary fiction with a realist edge where space thinks, feels, and remembers.

DOGMA
Process as content. Interviews, making-of, and documentation of the artistic laboratory. Here the creative mechanism is dismantled, methodology is exposed, failure and discovery are shared.

PLAY
Exclusive space for artistic content with political consciousness. Characters, music from other artists, and texts that build stages to recreate alternative universes. Here sensorial exploration intersects with activism: each piece dialogues with its social and political context.

PODCAST
Each episode with a different host and a unique sonic proposal. Original RUUM music, past and future collaborations. A format that challenges its own name: it's not conversation, it's auditory experience.

RUUM-LAB — Where space thinks

Rubén Nsue, born in Madrid with African heritage, embarked on his dance journey in his hometown, studying jazz and modern dance. He expanded his artistic education in Barcelona, London, and New York, where he honed his skills in dance theater, contemporary, and hip-hop.
Nsue has performed in several musicals, including notable productions like "Hair" and "The Wedding Singer." Is part of the KDV Dance Ensemble by Kiani del Valle and Grupo Oito by Ricardo de Paula, featuring in productions such as "ORI Cleanse" and "Present Body." In 2021, he received a scholarship to develop and research the technique of groove decomposition, further advancing his innovative approach to dance.

In 2007, he founded Lokomamia, an experimental dance company based in Madrid. Lokomamia debuted with the show "Paralelo" during a residency at Teatros del Canal in Madrid.
In Berlin, Nsue has made significant contributions as a choreographer, working with various theater companies. His notable works include "Human Orchestra" with Opera Lab Berlin, "Heroes" at Theater Ramba Zamba, "Stadt Unter Einfluss" at Theater HAU 1, and "Planet Egalia" directed by Christiane Rosenberg at HAU.
Currently, Nsue

As a dramaturg, Rubén Nsue has developed work that explores the intersection between body, space, and consciousness. Notable collaborations include Conciencia y Reflexión (2006, Teatro Calderón, Madrid), Paralelo (2007), Cortex with KDV Performance Group, and A Wake by Amanda Donato. His dramaturgical approach focuses on deconstructing narrative structures to reveal the underlying physical and emotional architectures of performance.