Renowned architect Frank Gehry, known for his groundbreaking designs such as the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, has collaborated with the French luxury house to create a limited collection of handbags that blend their artistic styles. Gehry is currently showcasing his series of Fish Lamp sculptures and never-before-seen works on paper at Gagosian's 976 Madison Avenue location in New York City. The exhibition, titled "Ruminations," features unique fish sculptures crafted from copper, stainless steel, and Formica, hanging in the gallery space and internally illuminated to accentuate their sinuous shapes. Gehry's inspiration from natural forms, particularly the fish which he views as a symbol of sculptural movement, is evident throughout the pieces. The leaf-like scales in his latest works are influenced by a memorable hike taken with his granddaughter. Additionally, visitors can explore Gehry's preliminary sketches that led to the creation of the luminous sculptures. Throughout his six-decade career, Gehry has championed organic, fluid designs that echo the beauty of the natural world. Whether in his collaborations with Louis Vuitton or his upcoming project, the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi set to debut in 2025, Gehry aims to infuse his structures with a language that encourages interaction. His design philosophy focuses on creating spaces that facilitate communication and connection, utilizing elements such as scale, materials, and intricate details. For art enthusiasts in New York, "Ruminations" will be open for viewing until April 6 at Gagosian's Madison Avenue location. Explore Gehry's captivating sculptures and immersive artworks that showcase his innovative approach to architecture and design. Address: Gagosian 976 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10075