Desso carpet orange yellow pop art 1960/1970

Large carpet / round teppich with long hair, from the famous Dutch brand desso, from the 60s - 70s. Weaving "high pile" high quality tufté. Polyacrylic wool. Successions of 12 concentric circles of bright and warm colors: red, orange, yellow, enshrined in brown and ochre tones, the design of this seventies rug is surprising! Desso, faithful to his adventurous Dutch modernism, is played to reinvent by form the panton style of repetition. Nose foot to the angular rigidity of some of its iconic carpets, here we flee the locking of the frame, the rectangle, and its broken lines. The soft, circular, assumed form is repeated but refuses to be systematic. It rejects the simplicity of controlled width, automated equal distances. Each circle has its own space, random, liberated. The same goes for colour: no room here for platitude. If the design hesitates for a time to venture to a false monotony, the softness of the alternation of a monochrome is quickly abandoned to give way to fury! We then dive into an acceleration of 70's shimmering color gradients! It is a fire that roars, that reddens, psychedelic coloring incandescent heated to white, mastered by this light, that opens and closes this composition. Black hole in negative, iris irradiated, we fix this eye wide open, hypnotic, ostentatious, which like a sun sucks us in its center. This carpet is a target that invites, invites, and points and points out the object that is placed in its heart. "Look at me," "look at it": the scopic impulse is here queen, this carpet takes over the other as an object of pleasure that he submits to his controlling gaze. Clean, bright, brightly coloured, this vintage vintage carpet is rare, and surprisingly well preserved. No noticeable flaws. A thorough cleaning to perfect the brightness of the colors will remain a plus, left to the free appreciation of the buyer. Dimensions: 150.