Optical-Dynamic Study 1968

"Optical-Dynamic Study" is a 1968 work by Romanian artist Constantin Flondor. This geometric abstract work utilizes black and white lines to create a sense of movement and depth. The lines appear to shift and change as the viewer's eye moves across the surface. Flondor's use of optical illusions is a key element of his abstract art. The work can be seen as an exploration of the relationship between the viewer and the artwork. This piece exemplifies the artist's interest in optical art and its capacity to manipulate the viewer's perception of reality.