Frank Gehry, 1986

 

Gehry is best known for building curvaceous structures; his most famous work, and the clearest expression of his style, is the Guggenheim Museum in Spain. With his 'Experimental Edges' Series, Gehry used thick corrugated cardboard with a pronounced texture to create larger volumes, manipulating the density by combining sheets of corrugated cardboard of varying widths within a single form. Some sheets were intentionally misaligned within the stacks, creating an undulating line and slight ripples.

 

 

33.75"H x 42.25"D x 33.25"W = chair

15.75"H x 22.5"W = ottoman

 

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