Ascaso Gallery is pleased to present Infinite geometries, a group exhibition bringing together nine artists whose practices have played significant roles in the development and evolution of geometric abstraction, kinetic art, and contemporary sculpture across Latin America and beyond. The exhibition features works by Waldo Balart, Rafael Barrios, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Edgar Negret, Alejandro Otero, David Rodríguez Caballero, Jesús Rafael Soto, Luis Tomasello, and Víctor Valera. Spanning different generations and approaches, these artists share an investigation of geometry not simply as form, but as a means of exploring color, light, movement, space, structure, and perception. Infinite geometries establishes a dialogue between historical innovation and its continuing legacy.

Through their distinct practices, the artists demonstrate the diverse possibilities of geometric language and its capacity to transform the viewer’s understanding of the surrounding environment. Precise forms, shifting compositions, optical effects, and spatial interventions reveal geometry as an active and dynamic element rather than a fixed visual system. The works bring together different perspectives on abstraction while reflecting the cultural and artistic contexts in which these practices developed.

The exhibition also highlights the enduring relevance of these approaches within contemporary art, showing how ideas developed across Latin American modernism continue to resonate with new generations of artists and audiences. By bringing together works that engage with perception, materiality, and spatial experience, Infinite geometries offers an opportunity to consider the lasting influence of geometric abstraction and its ability to generate new ways of seeing.