Neff 1980

"Neff" (1980) is a striking example of Victor Vasarely's signature style of Op Art, also known as optical art. The Hungarian-born artist, who was a pioneer of the movement, used geometric shapes and bold colors to create the illusion of movement and depth. This artwork, composed of repeating squares and rectangles in shades of blue, green, and purple, produces a mesmerizing effect that draws the viewer's eye into the central void. Vasarely's work is characterized by its mathematical precision and its ability to challenge our perception of reality.