Luis Barragán built emotion out of light, plane, and shadow. His thick troweled-render walls and rectilinear screens are usually remembered in saturated pink and ochre — but stripped of color, the geometry alone carries the work.

This system renders Barragán in deliberate monochrome: muted plaster-gray planes built from brick, plaster, and mortar, lit and shaded so the crisp shadow edges become the only ornament. Calm, flat, matte, and rigorously geometric.