Selected Works
- Vibration in Black, 1957, Painted Aluminum, Fundacion Gego, Caracas
- Split, 1959, Stainless Steel, Dorothea and Leo Rabkin, New York
- Untitled, 1962–1970, Ink on Cardboard, Fundacion Gego, Caracas
- Autobiography of Line, Chinese Ink on Japanese paper, folded and bound, carboard cover book, Fundacion Gego, Caracas
- Tamarind Series, 1966, Lithograph on Cardboard, Fundacion Gego, Caracas
- Cornice 1, 1967, (Installation in 6 pieces), each piece: Painted stainless steel and bronze wire construction, Colección D.O.P., Paris
- Square Reticulárea, 1971–1976, Steel rods, assembled lead, Fundacion Gego, Caracas
- Reticulárea, 1971–1976, Steel wire, nylon, leader sleeves, Fundacion Cisneros, Caracas
- Drawing Without Paper Series, 1976–1989, Stainless steel, steel rods, crystal beads, painted iron, metal chains, copper wire, Various owners
- Trunk, 1977, Steel wire, metal rods, leader sleeves, Fundacion Gego, Caracas
- Reticulárea Circular (gato o rosa), 1981, Watercolor on Arches, Fundaciòn D.O.P., Madrid
- Stream Reticulárea, 1988, Steel wires of different thickness, Banco Mercantil, Caracas
- Cornice 2 (Drawing without paper N°88/37), 1988, Metallic pieces, stainless steel, nylon, lead, Fundacion Cisneros, Caracas
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