Crudo Arte Contemporáneo presents Cromosfera, a solo exhibition by Argentine artist Juan Ignacio Cabruja, which opened on October 2, 2026, at the gallery's Buenos Aires space. Accompanied by a curatorial text by Gabriela Munguía, the exhibition takes the form of an atmospheric installation exploring the relationships between light, darkness, time and nature. Through light-based devices and technical elements, Cabruja constructs an environment in which the perception of surroundings is transformed and each beam of light acquires a temporary and fleeting presence.

The exhibition brings together tubular blinds that recreate the changing light of sunrise and sunset, black oil paintings and a solar pointer that evokes the body and movement of the sun. By modifying LED tubes and slowing their intensity to produce chromatic transitions and varying degrees of opacity, the artist transforms technology from a source of constant illumination into a means of sensory exploration. The works bring natural processes into dialogue with artificial devices, questioning contemporary ways of perceiving light and the landscape.

Against a backdrop of permanent screens, artificial lighting and cities that never grow dark, Cromosfera invites visitors to reconsider the significance of intervals, twilight and shadow. Rather than presenting a landscape to be observed, the installation offers an environment to be experienced through the body, bringing attention to the passage of time, distance and absence.