Larissa 1954 - 1955

"Larissa" (1954 - 1955) is a classic example of Victor Vasarely's "Op Art," a style he helped pioneer, using geometric forms and bold color to create optical illusions. The stark contrast of black and yellow, along with the carefully arranged geometric shapes, draws the viewer's eye across the surface, creating a sense of movement and depth. Vasarely's work, often described as "kinetic art," explored the interplay of color and form to evoke a dynamic experience for the viewer, making "Larissa" a vibrant and engaging piece.