Symmetry No. 131 1967

"Symmetry No. 131" (1967) is a graphic work by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, renowned for his exploration of mathematical principles in art. This piece, executed in black and white, showcases Escher's signature tessellation style, where repeating geometric shapes, in this case, intricate star-like forms, seamlessly interlock to form a captivating, symmetrical pattern. Escher's fascination with symmetry and optical illusions is evident in this captivating design, which challenges viewers to decipher the interlocking elements and appreciate the beauty of mathematical order in a visual form.