ULL 3 1983

"ULL 3" is a 1983 work by Victor Vasarely, a prominent figure in the Op Art movement. Vasarely's "ULL 3" is a striking example of his signature style, employing a stark black and white palette to create a sense of optical illusion. The artwork is comprised of geometric shapes, primarily circles and squares, arranged in a manner that plays with depth and perspective. The concentric circles at the top of the composition appear to recede into the background, while the square shapes at the bottom seem to push forward. This masterful manipulation of form and space is characteristic of Vasarely's Op Art, which sought to challenge traditional notions of representation and engage the viewer's visual perception.