HI-TA-KO 1948 - 1952

Victor Vasarely's "HI-TA-KO" is a prime example of his signature style, Op Art, which he helped to pioneer. Created between 1948 and 1952, this geometric abstract work utilizes primary colors like red, yellow, and blue, arranged in a dynamic composition of interlocking shapes. The painting's flat, two-dimensional surface and precise lines create an illusion of depth and movement, engaging the viewer's eye in an optical play of forms and colors. This piece showcases Vasarely's early exploration of visual phenomena and his interest in creating art that could be experienced on a purely visual level.