This exceptional tapestry after Victor Vasarely's Carré (1959) celebrates the visionary work of one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. Inspired by the geometric language and optical illusions that made Vasarely famous, this textile artwork captures the essence of Op Art, combining rhythm, movement and visual dynamism. Handwoven in wool on a cotton foundation, the tapestry displays remarkable craftsmanship, excellent flexibility and a beautifully balanced composition. The quality of the weaving enhances the precision of the geometric forms, creating a striking decorative and artistic presence. With its dimensions of 247 x 247 cm (97.2 x 97.2 inches), this large-scale textile artwork is perfectly suited for collectors, galleries, interior designers and lovers of modern art. Victor Vasarely (1906–1997) was a French-Hungarian artist widely regarded as the father of Op Art. His groundbreaking work explored optical effects, geometric abstraction and visual perception. Throughout his career, Vasarely's designs were successfully adapted into tapestries, textiles and architectural projects, making his artistic language particularly suited to woven art forms.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsMulti Color, WhiteMaterialWoolNumber of items1Height247 cmWidth247 cmDepth1 cm