Abbad 1982

"Abbad" (1982) by Victor Vasarely (1908-1997) is a vibrant example of Op Art, a movement that explores the effects of color and pattern on the viewer's perception. The artwork's four sections each feature a seemingly spherical shape rendered in a different primary color, created through the illusionary effect of repeated geometric patterns. Vasarely's use of color and geometric forms creates a sense of dynamism and depth, challenging the viewer's understanding of space and perception.