VEGA-ZETT-VA 1972

"VEGA-ZETT-VA," created in 1972 by Victor Vasarely, is a prime example of Op art. This genre of visual art aims to create optical illusions using geometric patterns and color relationships. Vasarely, a Hungarian-French artist, was a pioneer of this movement. The artwork features a sphere constructed from a grid of squares, rendered in shades of blue and purple, giving the impression of depth and movement. The sphere appears to be pushing out from the canvas, while the background of the artwork is filled with a grid of circles in varying shades of blue and purple, enhancing the illusion of three-dimensionality. The visual impact of the artwork is both engaging and dynamic, characteristic of Vasarely's signature style.