Talabor 1951 - 1953

"Talabor" is a 1951-1953 abstract painting by Victor Vasarely, a leading figure in the Op art movement. The artwork features a vibrant, almost shockingly colored palette with bold lines, simple geometric shapes, and contrasting dark and light elements. The use of color, line and shape create an optical illusion, a key characteristic of Vasarely's work that engages the viewer's eye and perception. "Talabor" exemplifies Vasarely's artistic experimentation with color, geometry, and optical effects that would define the Op art movement.