Cosmic Market is a three-day New Year pop-up at WPU Hotel Shinjuku, bringing together art, astrology, and intimate wellness offerings in a calm, curated setting. Designed to encourage reflection and intention-setting, the market features fine art photography, limited-edition garments, short astrology consultations, and select wellness practitioners. The experience is intentionally minimal and appointment-based, aligning with WPU’s design-forward and thoughtful approach to hospitality while offering guests a meaningful way to begin the year.
Mostafa Douban is a New York–based photographer, camera operator, and director of photography whose work spans both major film productions and personal global visual projects. Mentored by acclaimed cinematographer Eigil Bryld, Mostafa has contributed to a wide range of film and television works, including High and Low (2025), Caught Stealing (2025), Delhi Crime (2019), You (2019), Succession (2019), Spider-Man (2019), and more. Beginning photography at fourteen, Mostafa developed a practice rooted in curiosity, emotional sensitivity, and a deep understanding of light. His cinematography blends technical mastery with an intuitive command of color and atmosphere, creating imagery that feels alive, human, and immersive.
Outside of production work, Mostafa travels widely, documenting cultures and intimate moments across the world. His creative practice is informed by personal studies in subtle energetics, meditation, and healing arts, themes that echo through his visual storytelling and his dedication to using images as a way to inspire connection and well-being.
My name is Bria Scott. I am a multidisciplinary artist working in textile art, writing and cosmology. My practice focuses on atmosphere and ritual. I am very inspired by the quiet transformations that happen in our everyday lives, the simplicity of nature and what many might overlook as mundane. I recently consulted on strategy for the new Pocketbook Hotel in the Hudson Valley, a project created by the team behind Public Records. That experience shaped the way I think about hospitality, programming and the emotional tone of a space.
