I like the vibe that the music, shader, and environment provide. I spend a while trying to chase down the bouncy man and everything felt right.
The works that are displayed didn't seem to have any unified vision in their curation. I found myself interested in a few of them (especially the photo of the house in the mountains and the fact that a trapper-keeper style render was attributed to "Lazy Game Reviews") but there wasn't enough of a pattern to how the pieces were organized and grouped to allow me to hypothesize how they were related in context, subject, or technique.

I really like how opinionated the gallery space is here. The bright colors and music and very colorful museum goers (truly the next stage in gallery management- curating the clientele!) give a very strong atmosphere that changes how the works on display are received. I was at the moma the other day and there's an octagonal room of agnes martin works (https://www.sfmoma.org/artist/Agnes_Martin), and there's a big circular seat in the middle. The geometric layout of the room really works with the very minimal, patterned pieces and the artworks and space blend together to make something really interesting. There's a tendency to read the typical white walled, meandering rectangular spaces as a neutral backdrop to put works on, so it's always interesting to see very opinionated gallery spaces like the one you've made here.

Also, I hope you add these new boys to your asset paks :3