Gego built a world where line becomes constellation — networks of wire forming floating geometries.
Her structures reveal space as a woven, permeable field.
Gego built a world where line becomes constellation — networks of wire forming floating geometries.
Her structures reveal space as a woven, permeable field.
Open networks are typically treated as visual effect rather than structural condition. In Gego’s work, line-based lattices function as structural regulators. Connections, overlaps, and intersections determine volume and spatial distribution.
Edges, nodes, and intervals define spatial relationships, producing legible three-dimensional structure without enclosing mass.
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