Paris-Tokyo #3 1980

Victor Vasarely's "Paris-Tokyo #3" (1980) is a prime example of Op Art, a movement that explored optical illusions and geometric patterns. Vasarely's signature style, characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic compositions, creates a sense of depth and movement in this piece. The central, swirling motif of nested hexagons draws the viewer's eye inward, while the contrasting hues of yellow and brown enhance the visual effect. This work reflects Vasarely's lifelong dedication to investigating the principles of visual perception and its impact on viewers.