For their fourth solo exhibition at LMNO, the artist duo Detanico/Lain presents Two Voices, a new installation centered around language, memory, and the musicality of signs. With Two Voices, Angela Detanico and Rafael Lain continue their exploration of writing as a space of translation between thought and form. Their alphabets, notation systems, or typographic landscapes become meeting points between two voices: that of written language, and the other, more fluid and immaterial, that of the voice. As part of the exhibition, a vocal performance in collaboration with the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel will activate the exhibition space. Conceived as a direct resonance with the artworks, this performance places listening at the heart of the experience. Through voices, instruments, silence, and rhythm, it offers a sensitive reading of the invisible structures that underpin our perception of the world. Two Voices questions how we share ideas, emotions, and knowledge, and how art can propose new forms of translation between disciplines, individuals, and times. Detanico/Lain is a Paris-based artist duo composed of Angela Detanico and Rafael Lain. Working together since the early 2000s, they develop a singular practice that merges linguistic inquiry, scientific systems, and visual poetry. Drawing from literature, astronomy, mathematics, and semiotics, their work explores the invisible forces that shape our perception of time, space, and language. Their installations, animations, and typographic landscapes reimagine systems of notation, creating conceptual yet sensitive forms of writing and representation. With backgrounds in linguistics (Detanico) and graphic design (Lain), they fuse rationality and emotion, creating works that move between archaic codes and digital aesthetics. At the core of their practice is a fascination with the ways we encode, measure, and visualize the world.