A curation by Juliana Angulo, Art Historian, Curator, and Advisor at FAREX & Singulart - A compilation of photographs that build space through chromatic choices and selective perspectives. These works capture the versatility of geometry and the capacity of color to conceptually recreate planes and environments. Zoomed-in visions and decontextualized structures open paths towards reinterpretation, where buildings and historical sites become zones of visual transformation. A mirror leaning into a rock brings infinite depth to a landscape, while corners of architectural façades, a basketball field, and a modern airport evoke futuristic atmospheres that appear almost abstract. These buildings are given a sense of rebirth where forms emerge, columns are highlighted, and pure concrete is transformed into volume and beauty.