Cornic 1981

Victor Vasarely's "Cornic," created in 1981, is a prime example of his Op Art style, also known as optical art. This abstract painting features bold, geometric shapes in contrasting colors, such as blue, green, and gray, which create an illusion of movement and depth. The artist was a key figure in the development of this genre, exploring the visual effects of color and form to generate optical illusions. Vasarely's works often explore the theme of perception, inviting the viewer to engage in a dynamic interaction with the artwork. "Cornic," with its vibrant hues and interplay of shapes, exemplifies the mesmerizing and thought-provoking qualities of Op Art.