Untitled 1956

Antonio Asis's *Untitled* (1956) is a bold example of Op Art, a movement that emerged in the mid-20th century. The artwork's simple, yet striking black and white composition of concentric circles creates an illusion of movement and depth, captivating the viewer with its optical effects. Asis's masterful use of line and shape, particularly the repetition of circles, manipulates our perception of space and form, resulting in a captivating visual experience. This minimalist approach, characteristic of Op Art, aims to stimulate the viewer's visual senses and challenge traditional notions of representation in art.