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Victor Vasarely, VP-118 is a screen-print from 1972 that exemplifies his mastery of Op Art. The artwork features two distinct sections, both composed of patterns of circles and ellipses that create an illusion of depth and movement. In the upper section, a spherical form appears to bulge outward, its dark and light circles generating a three-dimensional effect. The lower section uses a similar pattern but inverts the perspective, creating a recessed, tunnel-like effect. The use of warm orange, yellow, and black tones contrasts sharply with the cooler gray backdrop, further enhancing the optical illusion. This hand-signed and numbered print demonstrates Vasarely's deep engagement with visual perception, geometry, and the manipulation of spatial depth through repetition and color. // Very good condition. Some even toning to the paper due to age. a few creases in the margin. Image is intact with strong colors. Printed on cardboard.
VP-118, 1972
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Victor Vasarely, VP-118 is a screen-print from 1972 that exemplifies his mastery of Op Art. The artwork features two distinct sections, both composed of patterns of circles and ellipses that create an illusion of depth and movement. In the upper section, a spherical form appears to bulge outward, its dark and light circles generating a three-dimensional effect. The lower section uses a similar pattern but inverts the perspective, creating a recessed, tunnel-like effect. The use of warm orange, yellow, and black tones contrasts sharply with the cooler gray backdrop, further enhancing the optical illusion. This hand-signed and numbered print demonstrates Vasarely's deep engagement with visual perception, geometry, and the manipulation of spatial depth through repetition and color. // Very good condition. Some even toning to the paper due to age. a few creases in the margin. Image is intact with strong colors. Printed on cardboard.
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What is Op Art?
Op Art is a visual art style that uses optical illusions to create the impression of movement, vibrating patterns, flashing, or hidden images. The works are typically abstract, with many well-known pieces in black and white. The roots of Op Art can be traced back to earlier movements like Futurism, Constructivism, Dada, and Neo-Impressionism, particularly in their use of color effects and graphic design.
