Seira 1980

"Seira," a 1980 work by Victor Vasarely, is a prime example of the artist's Op Art style. The piece features a mesmerizing composition of overlapping circles in shades of blue, red, and pink. Vasarely, known for his exploration of optical illusions and geometric patterns, creates a sense of depth and movement through the strategic arrangement of the circles, inviting the viewer to experience the artwork's visual dynamics. This interplay of color and form is central to Vasarely's Op Art practice, where he aimed to explore the limits of human perception and engage viewers in a playful and stimulating visual experience.