Untitled Carpet

UNTITLED doesn't start from expression, but from structure. Not from narrative, but from scale. The series is inspired by the work and thinking of Donald Judd, who wanted art to be stripped of illusion, symbolism, and hierarchy. For Judd, a work wasn't a representation of something else—it was what it was. Material, proportion, and space together formed the whole. This approach has been translated into textiles.

Within UNTITLED, each rug is conceived as an independent object. No pattern that depicts something. No composition that aims to lead. Only repetition, proportion, and rhythm. Shapes are clear and measurable. Distances are deliberately chosen. Repetition is precise, but never decorative. What is visible is what is there—no more, nothing less. The strength of this series lies not in variation, but in consistency. Compositions of color make each rug unique, without departing from the system. The design changes not through expression, but through proportion. As with Judd, emptiness is not an absence, but an active component of the work. The space between shapes is as important as the shapes themselves. The rug therefore does not function as a decoration, but as a spatial element, a surface that organizes the space.

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CARPET THICKNESS: ±0,8 CM