• VSU Tech Rug - 4 Art Partners
  • VSU Tech Rug - 4 Art Partners
  • VSU Tech Rug - 4 Art Partners
  • VSU Tech Rug - 4 Art Partners
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VSU Tech Rug

$3,900.00
$3,900.00
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The VSU Tech Rug is a hand‑loomed wool rug designed by Mexican-born artist Rafael Vargas‑Suarez (VSU), known for visual interpretations of astronomy and aerospace architecture. Made to order in Nepal and available in sizes from 5×7 ft to 8×10 ft, this rug showcases carefully woven geometric forms that evoke technical schematics and cosmic data. Referenced by major institutions like MoMA and the Whitney, VSU’s textiles bridge scientific mapping and artistic expression. An impactful art object for design-led interiors, gallery spaces, or as narrative-driven fine furnishing.

Made in Nepal

Available in 3 sizes
Wool 100%
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About the Artist

Vargas-Suarez Universal's work speaks to his investigation and representation of the visualization of technical and scientific data related to space programs and innovations. He is an artist currently living and working between New York; Texas and Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic in Central Asia (Kyrgyzstan). He was born in Mexico City and raised in the Houston, Texas suburb of Clear Lake City, adjacent to the Johnson Space Center (NASA). He studied astronomy and art history at the University of Texas at Austin. Universal's work sources spaceflight programs, astronomy, and aerospace architecture to develop his artwork, He has conducted his research at NASA...

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