Conversation 1992

Bridget Riley's "Conversation" (1992) is a vibrant example of Op art, a movement that emerged in the 1960s that focuses on visual illusions and the interplay of color and pattern. This artwork utilizes diagonal stripes in a variety of colors, creating a sense of movement and depth. Riley's masterful use of color and form, combined with her abstract composition, creates an engaging optical experience, inviting viewers to engage with the artwork's dynamic visual qualities. "Conversation" is a testament to Riley's groundbreaking contributions to the Op art movement, demonstrating her expertise in creating visual illusions and engaging viewers through the manipulation of color and form.