Nhó Nhó Nave 1999

Ernesto Neto’s 1999 installation “Nhó Nhó Nave” is an immersive experience, transforming a gallery space with a delicate, biomorphic form made of crocheted nylon. The sculpture hangs from the ceiling, evoking a sense of both weightlessness and intimacy. The translucent material allows for interaction, inviting viewers to enter the space and experience a sense of connection with the organic, flowing form. Neto's work often explores themes of the body, nature, and the interconnectedness of all things, inviting contemplation and sensory engagement.