Dessin géométrique 1960

Victor Vasarely made this geometric drawing with ink on paper, and it's a trip! It's like he's playing with our perception, right? Creating depth and movement with just lines. I love how the simple mark-making creates something so visually complex. Each section is a little experiment, bending and twisting lines to trick the eye. Look at that diamond shape near the top left. It's flat, but the way the lines curve makes it feel like it's popping out. It's all about the process of seeing, how our brains interpret these patterns. The whole thing reminds me of Bridget Riley, another artist who messed with perception using simple forms. But Vasarely has this playful quality, like he's not taking the whole thing too seriously. It’s a conversation between artists, each pushing the boundaries of what lines and shapes can do. Art, after all, is just one big game of telephone.