Meta #4 1976

"Meta #4" (1976) by Victor Vasarely (1908-1997) is an iconic example of the Op Art movement, characterized by its use of geometric patterns and optical illusions to create a dynamic visual experience. The artwork features two cubes, one blue and one purple, stacked on top of each other against a black background. The cubes are composed of a grid of smaller squares that create a sense of depth and movement as the viewer's eye follows the repeating patterns. Vasarely's work explored the relationship between color, form, and perception, inviting viewers to experience the illusion of three-dimensionality in a two-dimensional medium.