Zig-Zag 1986

"Zig-Zag," created in 1986 by Victor Vasarely, is a prime example of Op Art, a style characterized by its use of geometric patterns and optical illusions. The artwork's repetitive black, white, and blue triangles create a sense of depth and movement, drawing the viewer's eye into the center of the piece. Vasarely, a pioneer of Op Art, explored the interplay of color and form to achieve a dynamic visual experience, and "Zig-Zag" exemplifies his mastery of this technique.