Bruno Rodríguez Maraude works at the intersection of geometry, memory, and contemporary material culture.
His practice begins with everyday objects that have lost their original function, integrating them into an autonomous visual system where they cease to be defined by utility and instead function as form, rhythm, proportion, and color.
An architect by training, he conceives each piece as a project in which compositional precision coexists with experimentation. Drawing, the study of proportions, and digital development are part of a process that ultimately materializes in works where painting, relief, and sculpture engage in a dialogue free from hierarchy.
His work establishes a dialogue with geometric abstraction, the Bauhaus legacy, Minimalism, and certain aspects of Pop Art—not as mere citation, but as a starting point for developing a unique visual language.
In his pieces, the memory of the object remains latent, creating a tension between what was and what is. It is within this threshold that the aesthetic experience is activated, opening a space where order, intuition, and perception coexist in balance.
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Bruno (b. 1974) qualified as an architect at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) in 2004.
He founded his studio in Devoto with a partner.
In 2023, he held his first solo exhibition, "Ex.tructurado," at the Blend Latino gallery.
In 2025, he presented "Samotracia y Cratos" at Galería Imaginario in Buenos Aires.
In 2026, he exhibited "Vinyl Geometries" in New York.
He has participated in international art fairs such as Pinta Miami (2023), Ch.ACO Santiago (2024), and Pinta Lima (2025).
He created murals for the Radio Victoria offices (2023) in Retiro and for Leader Entertainment (2024) in Catalinas. Buenos Aires City
Created an installation curated by Arteba for Lollapalooza Argentina 2026.
Participated in group exhibitions such as “Latinoamérica Late” (2023), “Chromaticus”
(2024), and “Acromático” (2024) at Galería Imaginario; “Pop Art” at Galería RG (2024);
“+54 11: Art and Decoded City” (2024) at SCA; “FDA” (2024) at Galería
Imaginario; “MARQ” (2025 & 2026) at the Museum of Architecture and Design (Buenos Aires); and “Estilo Art Pilar.”
