D- ERIVAN – II 1956

"D- ERIVAN – II," created in 1956 by Victor Vasarely, is a striking example of Op art, a style that utilizes optical illusions to create dynamic visual effects. This artwork is a black and white composition comprised of geometric shapes, specifically circles, squares, and triangles, intersected by horizontal lines that create a sense of movement and depth. Vasarely's use of simple forms and contrasting colors, juxtaposed against the illusion of a grid, demonstrates his exploration of perception and the interplay between form and space in art.