Meandres Belle-Isle 1951

"Meandres Belle-Isle" is a 1951 work by Victor Vasarely, a leading figure in the Op Art movement. This artwork is an example of Vasarely's signature style, employing geometric shapes and patterns to create a sense of optical illusion. The repeating, overlapping, and contrasting shapes of white and grey create a dynamic visual experience, drawing the viewer's eye across the surface and exploring the interplay of light and shadow. The work's title refers to the island in France where Vasarely was inspired to explore geometric form, further adding to the piece's rich visual and historical context.