Plate five, from The Never Projected (Lo Nunca Proyectado), Gego, 1964
GegoVenezuelan, 1912–1994

Plate five, from The Never Projected (Lo Nunca Proyectado)

1964 · Print

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Where is “Plate five, from The Never Projected (Lo Nunca Proyectado)” now? Collection: Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago. Not on view at present. Checked September 29, 2026.

Art Institute of Chicago

Chicago, United States

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About the work

Throughout her career, Gego produced work that located meaning in oppositions: symmetry and asymmetry, stasis and dynamism, light and shadow, visibility and invisibility. These inkless intaglio prints, sheets of paper embossed without pigment to produce barely discernible impressions, resulted from a brief collaboration between the artist and the poet Alfredo Silva Estrada. The imagery Estrada conjures in the poem—shadows, movement, light, and rhythm—are also at the core of Gego’s practice.

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1967.270.6

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