José Pedro Costigliolo made this geometric composition, simply titled "Geométrico", with paper and ink. It belongs to a period in the mid-20th century when artists frequently used these materials to explore abstraction. The flat planes of color and precisely ruled lines show the artist's interest in geometric forms. The careful arrangement of these shapes speaks to the influence of Concrete Art, which emphasizes clarity and precision over subjective expression. Notice the specific use of color, the way the artist plays with balance and tension to create a dynamic visual experience. Costigliolo’s method required careful planning and execution. The result invites us to reflect on the relationship between art, design, and the handmade. It challenges the idea that art must be complicated, when even the simplest materials can become a vehicle for imagination.