Juxtaposition is nothing more than the primary aggregation of ideas or elements, this comes from the verb juxtapose in which it exposes the placement of an object immediately next to or next to something else. Due to its conceptualization, the terminology can be applied in numerous situations, one of them is at the grammatical level, where there is the union of two linguistic ideaswithout the presence of connecting elements or links that connect them directly to each other, therefore that is its main characteristic, the absence of some grammatical connector between both sentences, which means that the juxtaposition of a sentence allows it to have a role Selective within the story where it is applied, an example of this would be: Please bring me water, I'm thirsty.
If it is observed from the artistic point of view, the juxtaposition of a painting is defined then as the technique in which numerous elements are painted separately that thanks to the humidity of the paint used (eg Watercolor) end up approaching giving a visual perception totally amazing user; the conceptualization of this method is also applied in the world of graphic design, where it consists of the visual conjugation of numerous objects without a palpable connection between them.
At an architectural level it is a type of elaboration of a piece that gains a lot in terms of presence and innovation in the manufacture of a room, when an architect wishes to juxtapose the elements that make up a building, he will do so without any connection between them. which should be reflected in the fact that although there is a central theme, the elements will have their section separately.
