CTA 102 #6 1966

"CTA 102 #6" (1966) is a quintessential work by Hungarian-born artist Victor Vasarely, a leading figure in the Op Art movement. This piece, characterized by its grid of circles in varying shades of yellow and brown, creates an illusion of depth and movement. Vasarely's use of geometric patterns and color gradients generates a dynamic visual experience, drawing viewers into the interplay of form and perception. The artwork's vibrant colors and seemingly pulsating surface exemplify the Op Art style's focus on optical illusions and the interplay between form and color.